He considered an investi- gation like this offensive but felt he had better go through the motions, so he carefully studied forty ' 'It was the evil spirits, not Shaka himself. Instead, in his report to London he complained that he had been repulsed at the Tugela because the Boers outnumbered him: 'They had eighty thousand in the field against me. He left the child with Rachel, said not a word and asked no one to accompany him as he rode out at dusk.
riously; they trusted Jesus Christ; they believed that the bright, soaring promises of the New Testament could be But even as Jakoba heard of this victory, she shared with Tjaart her apprehensions over the way things ha ' Frikkie said, 'Van der Merwe had a flagpole lying on the ground. ' Hearing this implied insult, Shaka pointed to a distant tree: 'There is your enemy, Great Chief.
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