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On 22 January 1879 a British invasion column was destroyed at Isandlwana in Zululand by a Zulu army of more than twenty thousand men. This is the full story of that day: the ultimatum written to be refused, the army that had trained for fifty years, the camp that was never fortified, the general who marched away with half his force, and the six hours it took to end him. The British had breech-loading rifles, artillery and the largest empire on earth. By sunset, roughly thirteen hundred of them were dead and the camp was gone. Both sides are shown here as what they were: professional, disciplined and dangerous. No verdict is offered on the empire. What happened is enough. CHAPTERS 00:00 The ravine 02:42 Eleven days earlier 06:18 The ultimatum 11:38 The morning of the 22nd 16:22 Durnford rides in 18:08 The horns of the buffalo 24:12 The line 27:04 The light changes 30:22 Fugitives' Drift 36:19 The cost A NOTE ON THE THREE RECURRING FIGURES Three people thread through this film: a young private of the 24th, a warrior of the uKhandempemvu, and a driver of the Natal Native Contingent. They are composites, built from what men in those positions carried, wore and did. They are not named individuals and no claim is made about any specific person. SOURCES AND FURTHER READING Ian Knight — Zulu Rising: The Epic Story of Isandlwana and Rorke's Drift (2010) Ian Knight — The Anatomy of the Zulu Army (1995) John Laband — Kingdom in Crisis: The Zulu Response to the British Invasion of 1879 (1992) Donald R. Morris — The Washing of the Spears (1965) Saul David — Zulu: The Heroism and Tragedy of the Zulu War of 1879 (2004) Next: fifteen kilometres away, one hundred and fifty men, two hours, and eleven Victoria Crosses. Subscribe and it will be waiting. #BritishEmpire #MilitaryHistory #EmpireOfChance

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