
A History of Rhodesia
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Rhodesian history is a strange and intriguing compound of romance, idealism, courage, arrogance, avarice and accident. Rhodesia's story is not only that of economic, political, ideological and external forces which have shaped it-it is also that of the individuals who made-or failed to make decisions: Rhodes, Lobengula, Jameson, Lord Malvern, Roy Welensky, Garfield Todd, Joshua Nkomo, Ian Smith.
Written with access to many collections of papers not normally available to historians, Robert Blake's book is a major contribution to the history of colonial and post-colonial Africa.
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Review of the first publication:'It must be said at once that A History of Rhodesia is an excellent read...'
- Robin Palmer, The International Journal of African Historical Studies
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