About This Book
The book reconstructs the political, social, and diplomatic background that produced a late‑19th‑century conflict between colonial authorities and a powerful indigenous kingdom, examining long-term relations, border incidents, and the sequence of decisions that escalated tensions. It combines narrative chapters describing government proclamations, cross‑border episodes, and the unfolding campaigns with technical military analysis contributed by a professional, and closes with evaluations of strategic conduct and consequences for both societies. Documentary material, firsthand reportage, and critical commentary are interwoven to explain the war’s origins, conduct, and immediate aftermath.
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