Neil Parsons
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When a king from Bechuana visited England in 1890s, he won friends and respect everywhere he went, and his tale cast new light on the interactions between Britain and her empire, as Neil Parsons explains.
Published March 31 1998
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edited by David Birmingham and Phyllis M. Martin / by Tom Lodge
Published March 1 1985
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