- 1Dedication — Preface
- 2Abbreviations
- 3Glossary
- 4I — Introduction
- 5II — System of Native Administration in Natal
- 6III — State of Military Organization on the Outbreak of Rebellion
- 7IV — Zulu Military System and Connected Customs
- 8V — Events and Conditions Antecedent to Outbreak of Hostilities — M…
- 9VI — Mobilization and Demonstrations in Force: (a) In the South-Wes…
- 10VII — Outbreak at Mpanza
- 11VIII — Flight of Bambata to Nkandhla Forests — First Steps Taken to…
- 12IX — The Nkandhla Forests — Sigananda and His Tribe — Dinuzulu’s At…
- 13X — Mobilization of Zululand Field Force — Mansel Engages the Enemy…
- 14XI — Converging Movement on Cetshwayo’s Grave — Negotiations for Si…
- 15XII — Operations by (a) Umvoti Field Force, (b) Mackay’s Column — B…
- 16XIII — Further Operations by Zululand Field Force — Action at Manzi…
- 17XIV — Action at Mome Gorge
- 18XV — State of Affairs at Umsinga — Operations by Murray-Smith’s Col…
- 19XVI — Concluding Operations, Nkandhla — Visit of Dinuzulu’s Indunas…
- 20XVII — General Concentration at Thring’s Post — Actions at Macrae’s…
- 21XVIII — Action at Izinsimba — Concluding Operations — Disbandment —…
- 22XIX — Some Lessons of the Rebellion
- 23XX — Native Affairs Commission…
- 24XXI — Dinuzulu Expedition — Surrender of Dinuzulu — Calling in of F…
- 25XXII — Preliminary Examination and Trial of Dinuzulu — Withholding…
- 26XXIII — Review of Policy Followed in Connection With Dinuzulu — His…
- 27XXIV — Conclusion
A History of the Zulu Rebellion, 1906
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