A history of the Zulu Rebellion, 1906, and of Dinuzulu's arrest, trial, and expatriation

A detailed contemporary account reconstructs the causes, organization, and conduct of the 1906 Zulu uprising and its aftermath, combining chaptered studies of native administration, Zulu military customs, and the state of colonial forces with step-by-step narratives of mobilization, engagements, and field operations. Drawing on official reports, eyewitness observation, maps, plans, and illustrations, the work traces early incidents, forest campaigns, converging columns, and subsequent legal actions leading to the arrest, trial, and expatriation of the principal native leader, while explaining relevant customs and administrative responses that shaped the campaign's course.