Haggard, H: Nada the Lily (Classic Reprint) -

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Résumé :
Excerpt from Nada the Lily

It is Obvious that such a task has presented difficulties, Since he who undertakes it must for a time forget his civili zation, and think with the mind, and speak with the voice Of a Zulu Of the Old re'gime. All the horrors perpetrated by the Zulu trvants cannot be published in this polite age Of melanite and torpedoes; their details therefore have been suppressed. Still much remains, and those who think it wrong that massacre and fighting should be written Of, except by special correspondents, - Or that the sufferings of mankind beneath one Of the world's most Cruel tyrannies Should form the groundwork of romance, may be invited to leave this book unread.

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Biographie:
Lancelot Speed (1860-1931) was a famous Victorian illustrator of books, usually of a fantastical or romantic nature. He is probably most well known for his illustrations for Andrew Lang's fairy story books. Speed is credited as the designer on the 1916 silent movie version of the novel She by H. Rider Haggard, which he had illustrated. He was also the director of a number of early British silent films.