The History of the Zulu Rising of 1906 and the Arrest, Trial and Exile of Dinuzulu by James Stewart is a detailed study of the events that took place in South Africa in 1906. The author reveals the deep context and reasons for the Zulus uprising, their struggle for their rights and free spirituality. Stewart covers the key events leading up to the uprising, the course of the war and the consequences for the local population. Special attention is paid to the arrest, trial and subsequent exile of the rebel leader - Dinuzulu. The author examines the reaction of the British colonial authorities to the events and their influence on the further development of the history of the region. This book is an important source for understanding the history of South Africa and the relationship between imperial powers and local peoples during the colonial era. By carefully examining the facts and events, Stewart reveals the complex aspects of this conflict and the problems it created for all parties involved in it.