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Three Years' War

By Christiaan Rudolf De Wet

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

A soldier chronicles the brutal realities of war and the unwavering spirit of a people fighting for their freedom against colonial oppression.

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2006-07-08
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Summary

"Three Years' War" by Christiaan Rudolf De Wet is a historical book that recounts the Second Boer War through the eyes of a Boer military leader. Starting in September 1899, the story follows De Wet as he answers the call to arms, transitioning from a regular citizen to a soldier fighting for the Orange Free State. He vividly portrays the preparations for war, the close bonds among his fellow soldiers, and the daily challenges of camp life, including securing supplies and dealing with hardships. De Wet stresses his duty to record these experiences for later generations, setting the stage for his in-depth descriptions of battles, military tactics, and the individual and shared sacrifices made during the fight for independence.

About the Author

Christiaan Rudolf de Wet was a Boer general, rebel leader and politician.

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