South Africa

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The patrol resting in a deserted kraal. The Prince sits in the foreground, with Lieut. J. B. Carey standing behind. The native guide is on the left. Note the tall Tambookie grass which conceals a party of 40 Zulu warriors.

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J. W. Akerman

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Piet retief's name painted on a rock at kerkenberg in the Drahensberg by his daughter Deborah

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Troops watering their horses at Wasbank Spruit.

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Army headquarters of General Sir George White. The house received a direct hit from a 100 1b shell, forcing the general and his staff to find other accommodations on Francis Road. 

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Propped of deck-chairs, lifesavers watch bathers at Durban's North Beach

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Zulu War

How a war artist of the London Illustrated News visualized the final scene. There is one small error - the Prince had lost his sword in his fall while trying to mount.

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Scoot & Helen Mc Leod  and Family: Byrne

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The murder of Pieter Retief and his party in King Dingaan's Kraal at Umghunglowe in 1838.

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Sketch of the cross and its inscription by a Graphic war artist.

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An air photograph showing the most popular beaches in Southern Africa, together with the Aquarim, the West Street Pier, and the groynes built to retain the beach sand.

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The Scottish Muse Crowns

Robert Burns

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The Prince Imperial embarked at Southampton for his journey to South Africa. His mother never saw him again.

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Byrne: Newborough Grange (Old Watson home)

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Dingaan's stad

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Sketch by R.Caton Woodville. " Birth of Natal" Farewell and settler party shown conferring with Chara.

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The Modern Durban beaches from the air.

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Napoleon Louis Bonaparte, Prince Imperial of France (1856-79)

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Dingaan's kraal.

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Ada Cherry Kearton (born Ada Forrest; 17 July 1877 – 19 January 1966). Another nightingale of the Victorian period.

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