South Africa was partly British… viewed as a mere detail… it was assumed that the Boer republics would ultimately be incorporated. In Africa the British had a vision of a railroad running from Capetown to Cairo. Belief in the Empire combined with what was then called “Muscular Christianity” sent countless men, and later families, into new colonies. Their families lie there… and another family who had been early pioneers in Rhodesia. One was an American scout from the Apache wars who would later hold a commission as a British Army major…another was a Montana cowboy. –Īt the Three Rivers cemetery in California are the graves of two men who had been at the Shangani River in Rhodesia in December of 1893. It was becoming obvious that any relief force was still on the wrong side of the Shangani River. One more hard push by the Matabele and it would all be over. The horses were long dead… and many of the volunteers. Much longer and it would be a few remaining Martini-Henry’s against thousands of assegais in the gloom. Did You Ever See a Kudu Cry (Provided)ġ6.Some of Shangani Patrol. Baden Powell (Provided) Wild and Beautiful and Free 1990Ĥ. Braai in the Middle of England (Provided)Ĥ1.
Keep the Flame Lily Burning (Provided)Ģ1. The Last Word in Rhodesian (Provided) All Time Rhodesian Evergreens 2011Ģ0. When the Leaf Is On the Tree (Provided)Ĥ9. Entertainer's Sharp-End Blues (Provided)Ģ5. Angels On My Wingtips (Provided) Troopiesongs - Complete 2011ġ4. Rockin' On a Rollin' Houseboat (Provided) 9. When Are You Coming Home Shamwari? (Provided)Ĩ. We Are Good Friends Now (Provided) Zimsongs 2011ģ. What in the Hell Was It For? (Provided)ġ8. The Spirit of Breaker Morant (Provided)ġ3. John Edmond【 6 albums 140 lyrics 】 Sorted by ＞ Sorted by album (Time) Sorted by song name (Characters) Sorted by other Album name Release Date Song The Boer War in Song 2012ĩ.
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