In 1879 the Colonial Government of Natal ordered a British army led by General Lord Chelmsford and equipped with the most modern weaponry to invade the Zulu Kingdom. Overconfident and contemptuous of his Zulu adversaries Lord Chelmsford believed that his biggest problem would be in bringing the Zulus to battle. Shortly after crossing the Buffalo River the British column set up camp in the shadow of a Sphinx shaped hill called Isandlwana. The following day Lord Chelmsford with over half his force went in pursuit of what he believed to be the vanguard of the Zulu... army. [show more]
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