Publisher's Synopsis
In 1889, Frank Campbell Dumat and Harry Escombe, two prominent lawyers, wrote this remonstrance on behalf of the Zulu Chiefs. This book provides valuable insight into the perspective of the Zulu chiefs under colonial rule. The document provides an argument against the forced land seizure and the unfair trial of Chief Dinizulu.
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