The White Shield - Mitford, Bertram
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"The White Shield" by Bertram Mitford explores themes of loyalty, ambition, betrayal, and the quest for power within a changing society. Set against the backdrop of the Zulu nation during a time of political tension and conflict, the novel examines the challenges faced by individuals navigating the complexities of leadership and allegiance. The protagonist, Untúswa, must confront his own personal ambitions while dealing with the internal threats of betrayal and shifting loyalties within his tribe. The story highlights the tension between personal desires and the greater good, as well as the…mehr

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"The White Shield" by Bertram Mitford explores themes of loyalty, ambition, betrayal, and the quest for power within a changing society. Set against the backdrop of the Zulu nation during a time of political tension and conflict, the novel examines the challenges faced by individuals navigating the complexities of leadership and allegiance. The protagonist, Untúswa, must confront his own personal ambitions while dealing with the internal threats of betrayal and shifting loyalties within his tribe. The story highlights the tension between personal desires and the greater good, as well as the consequences of ambition when faced with moral dilemmas and the pursuit of power. As Untúswa grapples with these challenges, the narrative delves into the broader struggles of a people in transition, torn between preserving tradition and adapting to new forces, such as the Boer settlers. Through the lens of Untúswa's journey, the novel explores the delicate balance of loyalty to one's people, the costs of leadership, and the potential for personal and political betrayal in times of upheaval. Ultimately, it is a story of self-discovery and the complex nature of power and loyalty in times of change.
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Bertram Mitford was an English colonial writer, novelist, essayist, and cultural critic, born on June 13, 1855, in Bath, United Kingdom. He was the third son of Edward Ledwich Osbaldeston Mitford, a member of the prominent Mitford family. Mitford is best known for his novels set in South Africa, a country he came to know intimately and where much of his writing is based. His works often reflect the political, social, and environmental challenges of life in colonial Africa. Over the course of his career, Mitford wrote forty-four books, with many focusing on adventure, colonial conflicts, and the complexities of the British Empire in Africa. His vivid descriptions of the South African landscape and his nuanced portrayal of colonial life garnered him a lasting place in the genre of adventure fiction. Mitford's deep understanding of the region and its cultures also made him a respected cultural critic and essayist. Mitford passed away on October 4, 1914, in Cowfold, United Kingdom. His books continue to be valued for their insight into the colonial period and their exciting plots.