1 Textual record FHYA using The Cape Monthly Magazine's material item [Source - Henry Fagan for FHYA, 2021: Extracts of letters written by R.M. Hook on 23 February 1880 and in April 1880 drawing on evidence acquired from two elderly African interlocutors, Walaza and Mathlomahulu. The evidence was extracted and prefaced by Herodotus Australis for The Cape Monthly Magazine. Published as part of The Cape Monthly Magazine vol.III, July to December 1880, by J.C. Juta in Cape Town, 1880, pages 161-164.A copy of the magazine was acquired by the University of Pretoria's Library Services at an unknown date. It was digitised by Internet Archive in 2016 and upload to their website. Downloaded by FHYA in 2021 and uploaded by Benathi Marufu for EMANDULO in 2021.] [Source - Henry Fagan for FHYA, 2021: Two historical accounts written by R.M. Hook drawing on the evidence of two African interlocutors, Walaza and Mathlomahulu. Walaza's evidence recalls the Matablele group that broke away from Dingiswayo's Mtethwa prior to the reign of Shaka. Mathlomahulu's evidence recalls conflict between the Ngwane and Hlubi groups during the reigns of Mthimkhulu and Matiwane.] Creative Commons License: CC BY-NC-ND https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ 3394 /FHYA Depot/Journals_Newspapers_and_Magazines_v43.csv the-natal-tribes Five Hundred Year Archive(FHYA) Online Curation 2021 - Digitised by Internet Archive in 2016 University of Pretoria's Library Services Custody YYYY J. C. Juta Publication c.December 1880 Herodotus Australia Editing c.December 1880 R. M. Hook Writing 23 February - April 1880 Mathlomahulu Interlocution c.April 1880 Walaza Interlocution before 23 February 1810 FHYA%20Depot/TheNatalTribes.pdf