093-A11-404 Rags of Glory By Stuart Cloete

An impressive novel of the Boer War. Cloete’s narrative delves into themes of loyalty, betrayal and the moral ambiguities of war. The novel is noted for its detailed historical accuracy, capturing the socio-political landscape of the time. While it has been praised for its storytelling and character development, some modern readers may find its portrayal of race and gender reflective of the era’s biases.​

Rags of Glory is considered a significant work in South African literature, offering a comprehensive view of the Boer War’s impact on individuals and society. Hard cover, second print 1963, 576 pages. Excellent condition.