Unofficial Dispatches of the Anglo-Boer War Wallace, Edgar

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Unofficial Dispatches of the Anglo-Boer War Wallace, EdgarISBN: 08697706545 Struik, 1985 Hardcover, 332 pages b w photo of author inside front. Being entirely concerned with the country as a result of the author's activities as a newspaper correspondent during the Anglo Boer War. Before establishing himself as a prolific and highly successful thriller writer, Edgar Wallace had come to South Africa from Britain as a young man. He was soon appointed as a foreign correspondent for Reuters and the London Daily

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