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Text: William R. May, The campaign in Matabeleland: and the last stand of Major Wilson (London: J. Green & Son, 1894)

Publication details

Type of text

lecture

Format

20 pages, pamphlet

Dimensions

width 5.5 inches (14 cm), height 8 inches (20.3 cm)

Publication

London, England: J. Green & Son, 1894

Other organisations

Printer: J. Smith

Contributor

author: MAY, William R. (1835-1895)

Main language(s)

English

Subject keywords

Zimbabwe

imperialism – British Empire

military

Associated slide set

reading for British bravery in Matabeleland: and the last stand of Major Wilson (lecture: J. Green & Son, 30-34 slides, 1894)

Collections

copy in MLS Slide Readings Library, item 92109

Original example known to exist in private collection

Lucerna ID 4003275

Record created by Richard Crangle. Last updated 22 June 2024

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Text: William R. May, The campaign in Matabeleland: and the last stand of Major Wilson (London: J. Green & Son, 1894)