Trekking On - in the company of brave men Iris Vaughan He gave up a safe

He gave up a safe parliamentary seat in Port Elizabeth in order to stand in a marginal seat in what he calls ‘the low country’ – that had the whole of the Kruger Park within its constituency

This is a trilogy of Deneys Reitz's three compelling works

The incursion of Boer commandos into the north-western Cape and the proclamation of martial law by the British authorities shattered the quiet

Petersburg

originally published under the pseudonym 'Ralph Iron'

Trekking On - in the company of brave men Iris Vaughan He gave up a safeAlso Available on Kindle This wonderful book recounts Deneys Reitzs remarkable experiences during the fateful years of the 1914 rebellion (occasioned by South Africas entry into the Great War on the side of the Allies), military action in German West and East Africa, and trench warfare in the fields of France where the author ended the war leading a Scottish battalion to the Rhine after the armistice. King George V told Deneys Reitz that he kept both