Studies in the Zulu War Volume II

Subject: Studies in the Zulu War Volume II Thu Sep 26, 2013 4:48 pm

The printer tells me the first run will be finished tomorrow so I should be able to get copies to the Museum by about Tuesday.
There are five essays in total - 85 pages -

The Cochrane Accounts of Isandhlwana - updated and 'unmangled' from how it first appeared

Reading between the Lines: An Analysis of the
Alleged ‘Pulleine-Cavaye Order’ of 22.1.1879 - an opportunity to lay out all the latest evidence on this forgery

More Noble 24th: An Addendum to Norman
Holme’s Monumental Work - updated and expanded since it first appeared over a decade ago.

Moderation and Forbearance: South African Confederation
and the Origins of the Zulu War - a fresh view on the subject, I hope Coll's pleased with it

Private David Jenkins and a Contemporary Roll of Rorke’s
Drift Defenders - originally supposed to be 8 pages long but with the discovery of a new letter and the realization that a contemporary Roll of RD defenders needed to be found it assumed much larger proportions and has nudged an article on the Royal Artillery into the next volume

I hope you enjoy it.

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Nice one Julian,that will do nicely,
have you signed. cheers xhosa

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Julian. Are you confident?

Subject: Re: Studies in the Zulu War Volume II Sat Sep 28, 2013 8:49 am

Chard
If I were not totally confident about the evidence I have for Jenkins I would not have published. There are three new pieces of evidence which clinch it.

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" I hope so. As I live and die, I hope so"

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