Text: English and Afrikaans. An inscription in Afrikaans from the author explaining that these extracts are from her mother’s diary. Provides an insight into daily life and the toll the Boer War took on women. The original diary was written in English and assumed destroyed as it was never found after her mother died. 6 b&w photoraphs. Foxing throughout. 97 pages. Binding tight. 1st edition. Condition: Good-. Binding: Hardcover. Some light edge-wear and soiling.
Publisher: Nasional Boekdrukkery Beperk
Date Published: Circa late 60s
Publication Place: Cape Town
First Edition: Yes
Condition: Good-.
Binding: Hardcover. Some light edge-wear and soiling.
Dimensions: 20.5cm x 15cm x 1cm
Additional information
| Weight | 500 g |
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