“Daar kom die Alabama”
The history of the Confederate raider, CSS Alabama, its involvement with South Africa, and the Cape Malay community who created the song “Daar kom die Alabama” around the ship and its exploits in our southern waters during the American Civil War. Some cockling between pages 131 and 144. Abundant photographs and illustrations. Illustrated map on end papers. 106 Pages. Contents clean and tightly bound. 2nd Edition. Condition: Very good. Appears unread. No dust jacket. Binding: Hardcover. Brown boards with the illustrations pasted on.
Publisher: Westby Nunn Publishers cc
Date Published: 2007
Publication Place: Cape Town
Signed: Yes
Condition: Very good. Appears unread.
Binding: Hardcover. Brown boards with the illustrations pasted on.
Jacket Condition: No dust jacket.
Dimensions: 25cm x 18cm x 2cm
Additional information
| Weight | 700 g |
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