subject of the Zulu War, both in Zulu and in English, it becomes clear that the Zulu view of the war was very different from the English or European view, not so much as to detail but as to men
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THE ZULU WAR IN ZULU PERSPECTIVE.pdf - 1 views
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A.T Cope has written an article about based on the views of the Europeans and Zulus based on the Englo-Zulu War commonly known as War of Isandlwana.
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mined that Cetshwayo should be the Zulu king and not Mbuyazi. The British army came but did not stay; the red soldiers were withdrawn after only a few months, and sailed away together with Lord Chelmsford, Evelyn Wood, Redvers Buller, Bartle Frere, Garnet Wolseley, and all. The Zulu king was indeed removed for a few years, but he was then restored to his kingd
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Cope studied the Zulu War extensively in literature in both English and Zulu perspectives and it came as an evident that the Zulu perspective on the war differs greatly from that of the English and Europeans, in terms of mental impacts.
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