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The Mirror At Midnight A South African Journey Adam Hochschild

Name: The Mirror At Midnight A South African Journey Adam Hochschild
SKU: BELL-23969578
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: Mariner Books

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 3.8 MB

Pages: 320

Author: Adam Hochschild

ISBN: 9780618758258, 0618758259

Language: English

Year: 2007

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The Mirror At Midnight A South African Journey Adam Hochschild by Adam Hochschild 9780618758258, 0618758259 instant download after payment.

History lies heavily on South Africa, and Adam Hochschild brings to bear a lifetime's familiarity with the country in an eye-opening work that blends history and reportage. Hochschild looks at the tensions of modern South Africa through a dramatic prism: the pivotal nineteenth-century Battle of Blood River -- which determined whether the Boers or the Zulus would control that part of the world -- and its contentious commemoration by rival groups 150 years later. This incisive book offers an unusual window onto a society that remains divided. In his epilogue, Hochschild extends his view to the astonishing political changes that have occurred in the country in recent years -- and the changes yet to be made.