A compelling historical account of the final chapter of the Zulu royal house, Dinuzulu: The Death of the House of Shaka by C. T. Binns offers a detailed and balanced biography of Dinuzulu kaCetshwayo. First published in 1968 by Longmans, this authoritative work explores the political turmoil, colonial pressures, and internal conflicts that shaped the decline of the Zulu kingdom in the late 19th century.
Binns, known for his accessible yet scholarly approach, brings to life the complex figure of Dinuzulu, son of Cetshwayo, and situates his story within the broader context of British imperial expansion and South African history. This copy of Dinuzulu: The Death of the House of Shaka is particularly desirable, featuring a personal inscription and signature by the author dated 18 July 1971, adding collectible appeal for historians and collectors of Africana and Zulu history.
A solid addition to any Africana collection, especially for those interested in Zulu history, Anglo-Zulu War context, and biographies of southern African leaders.
Condition – Very Good
Dust jacket shows visible wear with small tears and edge chipping. The original cloth boards are in very good condition with strong gilt lettering. Internally clean overall, though foxing is present, particularly on the inscribed endpaper. Signed and inscribed by the author in blue ink dated 18 July 1971. Binding remains firm.
