H. Rider Haggard - Nada the Lily

Name: Nada the Lily
Author: H. Rider Haggard

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Author: H. Rider Haggard

Genres: Fantasy Fiction,

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Dedication, Preface and IntroductionThe Boy Chaka ProphesiesMopo in TroubleMopo Ventures HomeThe Flight of Mopo and BalekaMopo Becomes the King's DoctorThe Birth of UmslopogaasUmslopogaas Answers the KingThe Great IngombocoThe Loss of UmslopogaasThe Trial of MopoThe Counsel of BalekaThe Tale of Galazi the WolfGalazi Becomes King of the WolvesThe Wolf-BrethrenThe Death of the King's SlayersUmslopogaas Ventures Out to Win the AxeUmslopogaas Becomes Chief of the People of the AxeThe Curse of BalekaMasilo Comes to the Kraal DugezaMopo Bargains with the PrincesThe Death of ChakaMopo Goes to Seek the SlaughtererMopo Reveals Himself to the SlaughtererThe Slaying of the BoersThe War with the Halakazi PeopleThe Finding of NadaThe Stamping of the FireThe Lily is Brought to DingaanMopo Tells His TaleThe Coming of NadaThe War of the WomenZenita Comes to the KingThe End of the People Black and GreyThe Lily's FarewellThe Vengeance of Mopo and His FosterlingMopo Ends His Tale

H. Rider Haggard - Nada the Lily book summary

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A classic tale of love and revenge set in the Zulu Kingdom of present-day KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa. A work of fiction loosely woven around actual historical events, Nada the Lily is unusual in the literature of the British empire for its cast of entirely black African characters. Narrated by Mopo, witch-doctor to the legendary Zulu king, Chaka, and featuring a spectral wolf pack and a cave that becomes a tomb, the novel continues in the spirit of the Alan Quatermain novels that made H. Rider Haggard the best-selling author of the nineteenth century. Nada the Lily was republished in the 1970s as the twentieth volume in the celebrated Newcastle Forgotten Fantasy Library, which included nine of Haggard's works. - Summary by Phil Benson