Diamonds, Gold and War: The Making of South Africa

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Diamonds, Gold and War: The Making of South AfricaThe prize was great not just land, but the riches it held, in the form of diamonds and gold. What became a country called South Africa was, until 1910, a vast and untamed land where great fortunes could be made (and lost); where great battles were fought (and lost); and where great men had their reputations forged, or dashed, or sometimes both. Martin Meredith's follow up to his magisterial The State of Africais an equally epic new history of the

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