Publisher's Synopsis
In 1894, the journalist Flora Shaw (later Lady Lugard) travelled to South Africa to report on the events leading up to the Jameson Raid. This volume collects her letters to The Times newspaper, in which she describes the political situation, the landscape, and the people she encountered. Shaw provides a vivid account of an important moment in South African history, and her letters are notable for her incisive commentary and literary style.
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