Amazulu: The Zulus, Their Past History, Manners, Customs, and Language.

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Page 197 gives an account on just how fast the river at RD could rise during a storm.

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i'm told one of the rarest AZW books
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Read pages 151 to 156. Description of Isandlwana, the finding of bones, days were spent bury bones. The construction of huts one being on the camp of the 24th. Also states that large numbers of pick-axes were found. Would that not count as an entrancing tool.

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