New perspectives on H.R. Haggard: from South Africa to the Imperial Dream
H. R. Haggard dedicated Nada the Lily (1892), the first romance of his Zulu trilogy1 to Theophilus Shepstone. He considered Shepstone as his mentor, having met him in South Africa at the age of nineteen while he was working with Sir Henry Bulwer-Lytton as an aide-de-camp. With them and accompanied b...
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E-rea
2020
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