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Table of Contents: “…Prologue : The shadow of Isandlwana ; Bushman's river pass -- The Boer -- Pedi War, 1876 -- 1877 : Bopedi ; Sobhuza's dream ; 'The boers are killing me' ; The 'black conspiracy' -- The Ninth Cape Frontier War, 1877 -- 1878 : EmaXhoseni ; 'They must be humbled and subdued' ; 'I am in a corner' ; Calling in the 'amaJohnnies' ; Not the 'white man's dogs' ; 'Rather like a rat hunt' -- The Northern Border War, 1878 : A 'hideous and disgusting place' ; Resisting with 'fixity of purpose' -- The First Anglo-Pedi War, 1878 : 'The ground was his' -- The Anglo-Zulu War, 1879 : Preparing to 'draw the monster's teeth and claws' ; The meat of heroes ; 'We shall go and eat up the white men' ; 'How can we give you mercy?' …”
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Table of Contents: “…CHAPTER 8 The Bombay Presidency, 1859-1867 -- CHAPTER 9 The Expedition to Abyssinia, 1867-1868 -- CHAPTER 10 Adjutant-General in India, 1868-1874 -- CHAPTER 11 Home Commands and the Cardwell Reforms, 1874-1878 -- PART II Command in the Ninth Cape Frontier War, 1878 -- CHAPTER 12 The Nature of the South African Command, 1873-1875 -- CHAPTER 13 The Ninth Cape Frontier War, 1875-1878 -- CHAPTER 14 General Officer Commanding South Africa, 1878 -- CHAPTER 15 Finishing the Ninth Cape Frontier War, 1878 -- PART III Command in the Anglo-Zulu War, 1878-1879…”
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Table of Contents: “…Algerian War of Independence, Kay Adamson (Glasgow Caledonian University, UK); Amin, Idi, Emilia Ilieva (Egerton University, Kenya); Anglicisation, Cheralyn Mealor (Aarhus Universitet, Denmark); Anglo-Boer War, Bill Nasson (University of Cape Town, South Africa); Anglo-Burmese Wars, Thomas Henthorne (Pace University, US); Anglo-Zulu War, Jeff Guy (University of Natal: Durban, South Africa); Anti-colonialism (Caribbean), Cleve Scott (University of West Indies, Barbados); Anti-colonialism (East Africa), James Ogude (University of Witwatersrand, South Africa); Anti-colonialism (West Africa), Alfred Zack-Williams (Liverpool, UK); Anti-colonialism (India), Pranav Jani (Wagner College, US) and Mytheli Sreenivas (William Paterson University, US); Anti-war movements (Australia), David Day (La Trobe University, Australia); ANZAC, David Day (La Trobe University, Australia); Apartheid and Segregation, Michael Cardo (South African Institute of Race Relations, South Africa); Arab Nationalisms, Azfhar Hussein (Washington State University, US); Asante War, Kirsten Holt Petersen (Roskilde University, Denmark); Asian Expulsions (East Africa), Stephanie Jones (School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS, London University, UK); Asianisation, Lars Jensen (Roskilde University, Denmark); Assimilation (Canada), Batia Boe Stolar (Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada); Aung San Suu Kyi, Thomas Henthorne (Pace University, US); Back-to Africa Movement, Noah Butler (Northwestern University, US); Balfour Declaration, Nancy Stockdale (University of Central Florida, US); Bangladesh (1971), Rehnuma Ahmed (DRIK, Dhaka, Bangladesh); Bengal Famine, Suhail Islam (Nazareth College of Rochester, US) and Syed Hussain (Claflin College, US); Berlin Conference, Barbara Harlow (University of Texas, US); Biafra and Biafran War, David Pratten (Sussex University, UK); Big Bear, Douglas Ivison (Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada); Black Consciousness (Southern Africa) Kelwyn Sole (UCT, S.…”
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