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"This horrid war" - the newly discovered diary of Captain James Primrose, 1851-53 "This horrid war" - the newly discoverd diary of Captain James Primrose, 1851-53" - In: Quarterly bulletin of the National Library of South Africa, vol. 67, no. 2, April to June 2013.
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Anta's Hold and Mount Thomas, Amatolas, British Kaffraria
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Colonel Eyre's Brigade crossing the Orange River British Troops Crossing the Orange River. Sir George Cathcart took the field against the Basutos in Dec 1852 crossed the Orange River with a well equipped force of 2500 trained men and encamped at Platberg on the Caledon River. Painted by James Maurice Primrose.
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Dingaan-Retief Treaty On 6th February 1838 the life of Piet Retief moved towards its great climax and death along with those of his entourage at the hands of Dingaan's warriors. Retief had gone to Umgungundlovu, Dingaan's kraal, to receive from Dingaan a cession of the land between the Tugela and the Umzimvubu Rivers. The grant of this land is said to have been made in a document dated Feb. 1838 but which circumstantial evidence suggests might have been signed on the 6 Feb. The document which has been regarded by some as a sort of title deed to Natal is an enigma which Retief has bequeathed to historians.
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James Maurice Primrose: Notebook 1 The notebooks have been published as a book, as follows: Dr Caroline Jackson (ed.), Diary of Captain James Maurice Primrose, 34rd Regiment of Foot (Rhodes University, 2016).
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James Maurice Primrose: Notebook 2 - Fascicule 1 The notebooks have been published as a book, as follows: Dr Caroline Jackson (ed.), Diary of Captain James Maurice Primrose, 34rd Regiment of Foot (Rhodes University, 2016).
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James Maurice Primrose: Notebook 2 - Fascicule 2 The notebooks have been published as a book, as follows: Dr Caroline Jackson (ed.), Diary of Captain James Maurice Primrose, 34rd Regiment of Foot (Rhodes University, 2016).
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James Maurice Primrose: Notebook 2 - Fascicule 2 The notebooks have been published as a book, as follows: Dr Caroline Jackson (ed.), Diary of Captain James Maurice Primrose, 34rd Regiment of Foot (Rhodes University, 2016).
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James Maurice Primrose: Notebook 4 The notebooks have been published as a book, as follows: Dr Caroline Jackson (ed.), Diary of Captain James Maurice Primrose, 34rd Regiment of Foot (Rhodes University, 2016).
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Near Keiskamma Hoek, British Kaffraria, 10 February 1852
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Near Plaatberg
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Primrose as a young officer, wearing the uniform of the 43rd Regiment
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Table Mountain, dated Dec 1853 Painting of Table Mountain, Cape Town, 1853.