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The War of the Axe; Or, Adventures in South Africa
J. Percy Groves
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Sachbuch / Neuzeit bis 1918
Beschreibung
In 'The War of the Axe; Or, Adventures in South Africa' by J. Percy Groves, readers are transported to the tumultuous period of the 19th-century Cape Frontier Wars in South Africa. Groves' detailed narrative not only provides a gripping account of the conflicts between British colonial forces and the Xhosa people but also delves into the personal adventures of the characters caught in the midst of these historical events. The book's engaging prose and vivid descriptions immerse readers in the landscapes and cultures of South Africa, making it a valuable historical and literary work. J. Percy Groves, a British journalist and traveler, drew inspiration from his own experiences in South Africa to pen this epic tale. His firsthand knowledge of the region and its history shines through in the meticulous research and authentic portrayal of the setting and characters. Groves's passion for storytelling and history is evident in every page of this captivating narrative. 'The War of the Axe; Or, Adventures in South Africa' is a must-read for anyone interested in historical fiction, colonial history, or South African culture. Groves' masterful storytelling and insightful depiction of this turbulent period make the book a compelling and enlightening read for all.
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Valuable cargo, Adventures at sea, Clipper barque, South African setting, Cape of Good Hope, Early 19th century, London docks, Captain John Ladds, Military recruitments, Historical adventure