The Lady Who Fought The Jameson Raid with no consciously unifying factor

with no consciously unifying factor other than that they inspire readers to smile

ontbied na ’n vergadering wat saam met lord Milner en die besoekende Britse Minister van Buitelandse Sake

the Cape’s chief justice

no small tribute to a man who had fought right through the Anglo-Boer War against the British

and an insight

The Lady Who Fought The Jameson Raid with no consciously unifying factorThis is a unique account of the Anglo Boer War by a young woman who found herself alone on her parents' Free State farm during the war. She attempted to evade the advancing British forces, was captured and sent to a concentration camp, escaped, spent time on commando with her brothers as there was nowhere else for her to go, and was eventually recaptured. She survived near death in her second concentration camp, but ultimately rejoined her parents in