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impact of Christianity on the Zulu kingdom." Chapter Seven
examines the wrangles in the royal house ofMpande, its causes being
controversial and still a bone of contention among scholars of Zulu
history. This chapter also highlights the role of colonial
establishments in the civil war between princes Mbuyazi and
Cetshwayo (Mpande's sons) culminating III the battle of
Ndondakusuka ill 1856.'" A conclusive Chapter Eight gives an
evaluation of the legacy of King Mpande, his relations with both the
Voortrekker and the British colonial establishments in Natal,
acquaintance with the missionaries and the impact of the civil war on
his relations with colonial establishments.
R. Sales (Ed): Adventuring with God - the story ofthe American Board Mission in
South Africa, p. 17.
F.E. Colenso: The Ruin ofZululand. Vol. 1- an account ofBritish doings in Zululand
since the invasion of 1879, p. 355.