The Peril in Natal
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On his failure to appear when twice summoned, a third message was sent to him by the Secretary for Native Affairs, dated October 4th, 1873, in which he was required, in the name of the Lieutenant-Governor as Supreme Chief, to appear at Pietermaritzburg within fourteen days after the receipt of the message and to answer for his conduct.
Langalibalele refused to appear in answer to this summons, pleading fear and illness; and it was also alleged that he treated the messenger sent to him with gros...s indignity.
The Lieutenant-Governor in Council, finding that the Chief did not appear, determined to send a force to invest the country occupied by the tribe. A portion of this force, on arriving at the Bushman's River Pass, found a number of the tribe in the act of driving their cattle across the border, under the command of one of Langalibalele's chief men. After a parley, orders were given to the force to retire; and while they were in the act of retiring they were fired upon, and, most unhappily, five of them were killed, three Europeans and two Natives.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On his failure to appear when twice summoned, a third message was sent to him by the Secretary for Native Affairs, dated October 4th, 1873, in which he was required, in the name of the Lieutenant-Governor as Supreme Chief, to appear at Pietermaritzburg within fourteen days after the receipt of the message and to answer for his conduct.
Langalibalele refused to appear in answer to this summons, pleading fear and illness; and it was also alleged that he treated the messenger sent to him with gros...s indignity.
The Lieutenant-Governor in Council, finding that the Chief did not appear, determined to send a force to invest the country occupied by the tribe. A portion of this force, on arriving at the Bushman's River Pass, found a number of the tribe in the act of driving their cattle across the border, under the command of one of Langalibalele's chief men. After a parley, orders were given to the force to retire; and while they were in the act of retiring they were fired upon, and, most unhappily, five of them were killed, three Europeans and two Natives.
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