Some Zulu Customs and Folk-lore

"Some Zulu Customs and Folk-lore" by L. H. Samuelson is a compilation of stories and traditions that shines a light on the world of the Zulu people in the late 1800s. The book shares the beliefs, habits, and ways of life of the Zulu, giving readers a look into their folklore, ceremonies, and the rules of their society. With tales that show the morals and spiritual ideas of the Zulu, the author hopes to help people better understand Zulu culture, especially aspects that might be confusing to those from other places. Through lively stories of weddings filled with music and dance, thoughts on twins, and the difficulties of getting old, the book highlights the Zulu's strong belief in magic, the value of their rituals, and the effect of these customs on their lives. It encourages readers to respect the Zulu view of the world and how customs, society, and community are all connected.