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PostSubject: That they knew ...   That they knew ... EmptySun Jul 07, 2013 10:33 am
Hi all

LC thought to know a lot about the Zulu Royal Army and the Zulus in general ...

And Cetewayo and his generals before the first invasion of Zululand, that they knew on the British military thing they had to face?

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PostSubject: Re: That they knew ...   That they knew ... EmptyThu Jul 11, 2013 1:51 am
There was no white in Zululand to learn about British tactics?

The king and his generals did not expect some disappointments?

The Warriors have not received any tips or special instructions, given the novelty of the opponent ?
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PostSubject: Re: That they knew ...   That they knew ... EmptyWed Jul 17, 2013 2:30 am
Hi all

There were no Zulu spies in Natal prior to the invasion ?

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PostSubject: Re: That they knew ...   That they knew ... EmptyWed Jul 17, 2013 2:39 am
Didn't need them, before the invasion!
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Hello Mr. Ulundi

But given the tensions, there must be in Natal, well before the invasion !

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