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26 pages, 8vo (215 x 140 mm), recent grey cloth gilt with a small library stamps at the bottom of the title page and the last page
Mendelssohn 1:327. 'The pamphlet was published "at the request of the committee of the Aborigines' Protection Society, for the information of members of the Society and other persons interested in our South African policy." The author remarks, "It is almost a waste of time to discuss the nominal causes of the war when we know that it is really being prosecuted in order to break up the military organisation of the Zulus and to make their country a British dependency." He considered the Zulus and their king were unjustly treated, considering that owing to our influence they had remained at peace in South Africa for nearly a quarter of a century, although they were "the most warlike race" in the country. In Mr Chesson's opinion "there will be no real security for peace in South African until the colonists there are required to provide for their own defence".'
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