남아공의 1906년 줄루 반란의 역사.The Book of A history of the Zulu Rebellion, 1906, by J. Stuart
남아공에서 영국과 보어전쟁 후에 일어난 금의 세금문제로 줄루반란이 일어난 것을 책으로 만듬.
A HISTORY OF THE ZULU REBELLION
1906
AND OF
DINUZULU'S ARREST, TRIAL AND EXPATRIATION
BY
J. STUART
CAPT. NATAL FIELD ARTILLERY; INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, 1906-1909
EX-ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR NATIVE AFFAIRS, NATAL
WITH FIVE MAPS, SIX PLANS
AND TWENTY-FIVE ILLUSTRATIONS
MACMILLAN AND CO., LIMITED
ST. MARTIN'S STREET, LONDON
1913
남아공에서 영국과 보어전쟁 후에 일어난 금의 세금문제로 줄루반란이 일어난 것을 책으로 만듬.
The Bambatha Rebellion (or the Zulu Rebellion) of 1906 was led by Bambatha kaMancinza (c. 1860？1906?), leader of the Zondi clan of the Zulu people, who lived in the Mpanza Valley (now a district near Greytown, KwaZulu-Natal) against British rule and taxation in the Colony of Natal, South Africa.
In the years following the Anglo-Boer War, British employers in Natal had difficulty recruiting Black farm workers because of increased competition from the gold mines of the Witwatersrand. The colonial authorities introduced a poll tax ？1 (equivalent to ？110 in 2020) in addition to the existing hut tax to pressure Zulu men to enter the labour market.
남아공의 1906년 줄루 반란의 역사.The Book of A history of the Zulu Rebellion, 1906, by J. Stuart
CONTENTS.
CHAPTER PAGE
I.
INTRODUCTION 1
II.
SYSTEM OF NATIVE ADMINISTRATION IN NATAL 18
III.
STATE OF MILITARY ORGANIZATION ON THE OUTBREAK OF REBELLION 38
IV.
ZULU MILITARY SYSTEM AND CONNECTED CUSTOMS (WITH A NOTE ON THE REBEL ORGANIZATION1906) 67
V.
EVENTS AND CONDITIONS ANTECEDENT TO OUTBREAK OF HOSTILITIES.―MURDER OF HUNT AND ARMSTRONG 92
VI.
MOBILIZATION AND DEMONSTRATIONS IN FORCE (a) IN THE SOUTH-WEST, (b) AT MAPUMULO.―EXECUTIONS AT RICHMOND 127
VII.
OUTBREAK AT MPANZA 155
VIII.
FLIGHT OF BAMBATA TO NKANDHLA FORESTS.―FIRST STEPS TAKEN TO COPE WITH THE SITUATION.―ZULU CUSTOMS 178
IX.
THE NKANDHLA FORESTS.―SIGANANDA AND HIS TRIBE.―DINUZULU'S ATTITUDE.―EARLY OPERATIONS AT NKANDHLA.―MURDER OF H.M. STAINBANK 204
X.
MOBILIZATION OF ZULULAND FIELD FORCE.―MANSEL ENGAGES THE ENEMY AT BOBE 222
XI.
CONVERGING MOVEMENT ON CETSHWAYO'S GRAVE.―NEGOTIATIONS FOR SIGANANDA'S SURRENDER.―FURTHER OPERATIONS, NKANDHLA.―TATE GORGE 237
XII.
OPERATIONS BY (a) UMVOTI FIELD FORCE, (b) MACKAY'S COLUMN.―BATTLE OF MPUKUNYONI 257
XIII.
FURTHER OPERATIONS BY ZULULAND FIELD FORCE.―ACTION AT MANZIPAMBANA.―ENEMY DECIDES TO MOVE IN FORCE TO MOME 280
XIV.
ACTION AT MOME GORGE 299
XV.
STATE OF AFFAIRS AT UMSINGA.―OPERATIONS BY MURRAY-SMITH'S COLUMN.―FURTHER OPERATIONS BY UMVOTI FIELD FORCE AND MACKAY'S COLUMN 318
XVI.
CONCLUDING OPERATIONS, NKANDHLA.―VISIT OF DINUZULU'S INDUNAS TO PIETERMARITZBURG.―POSITION AT MAPUMULO.―ACTIONS AT OTIMATI AND PEYANA (HLONONO) 333
XVII.
GENERAL CONCENTRATION AT THRING'S POST.―ACTIONS AT MACRAE'S STORE, INSUZE AND PONJWANA.―CONVERGING MOVEMENT ON MESENI'S WARD 359
XVIII.
ACTION AT IZINSIMBA.―CONCLUDING OPERATIONS.―DISBANDMENT. ―COURTS-MARTIAL.―COST OF THE REBELLION 386
XIX.
SOME LESSONS OF THE REBELLION 407
XX.
NATIVE AFFAIRS COMMISSION.―VISIT OF DINUZULU TO PIETERMARITZBURG.―MURDERS OF LOYALISTS.―ESCAPE OF BAMBATA'S WIFE AND CHILDREN FROM USUTU.―REMOBILIZATION OF MILITIA TO ARREST DINUZULU 424
XXI.
DINUZULU EXPEDITION.―SURRENDER OF DINUZULU.―CALLING IN OF FIREARMS.―SEARCHING FOR OUTSTANDING REBELS 443
XXII.
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION AND TRIAL OF DINUZULU.―WITHHOLDING OF HIS SALARY.―HIS SETTLEMENT IN THE TRANSVAAL 460
XXIII.
REVIEW OF POLICY FOLLOWED IN CONNECTION WITH DINUZULU.―HIS STATUS.―HIS ATTITUDE DURING, AND SUBSEQUENT TO, THE REBELLION 477
XXIV.
CONCLUSION 504
APPENDICES.
I. CASUALTIES, (a) KILLED, (b) WOUNDED 540
II. HONOURS 543
III. STRENGTH OF FORCES, 7TH MAY, 1906 546
IV. DISPOSITION OF FORCES, 7TH MAY, 1906 547
V. STATE OF TRANSPORT, 7TH MAY, 1906 548
VI. STRENGTH OF ACTIVE MILITIA CALLED OUT, DECEMBER, 1907 549
VII. STRENGTH OF RESERVES IN THE FIELD, DECEMBER, 1907 549
VIII. EXPENDITURE, REBELLION AND DINUZULU EXPEDITION 550
IX. ZULU SONGS SUNG AT USUTU 551
X. CAUSES, SUPERSTITIONS, ETC., MATABELE REBELLION, 1896 551
XI. NATIVE CORPS 557
Index
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