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History of the Zulu war and its origin

Note 179 — Chapter XXII · SIR GARNET WOLSELEY—CAPTURE OF CETSHWAYO.

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At the same time many residents in Cape Town obtained, from mere motives of curiosity, that interview which, to those who had desired it for humanity’s sake, had been refused, while all who know his language, or are likely to sympathise, are rigidly excluded. Orders were given afterwards that the name of the Bishop of Natal should not be mentioned to Cetshwayo, “because it excited the prisoner.”

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