Zulu War 1879 Knight Ian 1956 Castle Ian by Knight, Ian, 1956-, Castle, Ian instant download after payment.

96 pages : 26 cm, \"In the late 1870s, the British Imperial administration in the Cape colony in southern Africa began to view the Zulu kingdom as a challenge to their authority. To contain this perceived threat, they engineered a war. The early campaigns went terribly wrong, culminating with the decisive Zulu victory at Isandlwana. However, the Zulus, primarily reliant on their skill with the stabbing spear, had no real defense or retaliation against the massed firepower of professional British soldiers, and ultimately the British won the war. Ian Knight and Ian Castle examine the Zulu war and its two key battles, Isandlwana and Khambula, with excellent black and white photographs accompanying the clear and detailed text.\"--Jacket, Originally published: London : Osprey, 1992, Includes bibliographical references (page 93) and index, Origins of the war -- Opposing strategies -- The commanders -- The armies: Isandlwana Campaign -- The first phase of the war -- The aftermath of Isandlwana -- The second phase of the war -- Aftermath -- The battlefields today -- Chronology -- A guide to further reading