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Sir Bartle Frere

Governor of Natal

Sir Bartle Frere was a British colonial administrator who served as the Governor of Natal from 1870 to 1877. He played a key role in the lead-up to the Zulu War, and his policies and decisions contributed to the outbreak of conflict. Frere was a prominent figure in British colonial politics and was known for his conservative views. He was knighted in 1870 for his services to the colony.

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GuestHistory of South Africa podcast292 eps

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Episode 251 - The Grey Vultures of Ondini Gather Before a March to Isandhlwana where Pride Met ProphecyHistory of South Africa podcastNov 30, 202523:15GuestEpisode 247 - A Ball of Sand Fallacy and Frere Demonizes CetshwayoHistory of South Africa podcastNov 2, 202519:05GuestEpisode 245 - Sir Bartle Frere’s Excellent Adventure: A Gentleman’s Guide to Igniting WarsHistory of South Africa podcastOct 19, 202520:35Guest