A woman's wanderings and trials during the Anglo-Boer War
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The book "Travels and Trials of a Woman during the Anglo-Boer War" by De la Rey, Jacob Elizabeth, is a fascinating sketch of the fate of a woman who faced tragic events during the war between the Boer republics and the British Empire. In her book, the author talks about her journeys through the ruins and battlefields, corresponding to the traces of people and the fate of the nation left behind. Full of emotions and destinies, this book helps to understand the events of that time from a woman's point of view, revealing the strength and courage of women in the conditions of military dangers. "Travels and Trials of a Woman in the Boer War" is an important literary legacy that illuminates little-known pages of the history of war and devotion.
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Data sheet
- Name of the Author
- Jacoba Elizabeth De la Rey
- Language
- English
- Release date
- 2023-11-22
- Title
- A woman's wanderings and trials during the Anglo-Boer War
Herinneringen. English - Translator
- Lucy Hotz
- Subject
- DT
De La Rey, Jacoba Elizabeth, 1856-1923
South African War, 1899-1902 -- Personal narratives
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The book "Travels and Trials of a Woman during the Anglo-Boer War" by De la Rey, Jacob Elizabeth, is a fascinating sketch of the fate of a woman who faced tragi...