She spent two hours helping to bury the dead at Isandlwana.

I didn't know this, She really was a remakable women.

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Extract from: An Empress in Zululand.

There some more from the same book . Click Here

Has anyone read the book.

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Another Great read. Thanks Littlehand. And no I didn't know that either.. Life was over for her when the young Prince was killed. Still back together now.

Subject: she spent two hrs ..................... Thu Jan 27, 2011 12:07 am

Hi All.
I thought I posted this reply but cant find were it went . No I dont have this book . In Wood's book ' From Midshipman To Field
Marshall ' he has a chapter on Princess Eugenie from Page 97 - 104 . Regarding their journey through Zululand to the spot where
the Prince Imperial was killed along with Trp's Abel , Rogers and their native Guide .
cheers 90th.

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The really interesting issue here is that these are the dates that Lock and Quantrill have used to set up the meeting between Wood and Raw, and Wood and Mehlokazulu. And from there stems the 'Missing 5 Hours theory".

Regards

Subject: she spent two hrs ..................... Thu Jan 27, 2011 11:33 pm

Hi all .
Princess Eugenie's trip to zululand is also covered in Ian Knight's ' With His Face To The Foe ' the story of the Prince Imperial
in zululand .
cheers 90th.

Subject: she spent two hrs ..................... Thu Jan 27, 2011 11:51 pm

Hi Littlehand .
I've recieved an email from a friend stating that ' Empress in Zululand ' isnt a book , but an article written by the well known
Zulu War Historian John Laband which was in the Natalia Journal .
cheers 90th. Idea

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