Three Years War

Three Years' War by Christiaan Rudolf De Wet is an autobiographical account written by one of the most prominent Boer generals during the Second Boer War (1899-1902). De Wet was a key figure in the Boer resistance against the British Empire and his memoir provides a detailed first-hand perspective of the war from the initial stages of the conflict to its conclusion.In the book De Wet recounts his experiences as a leader of Boer guerrilla forces emphasizing the tactics challenges and strategies employed by the Boer fighters. The narrative highlights the resourcefulness and resilience of the Boer forces as they engaged in unconventional warfare against the much larger British army. De Wet reflects on the key battles the hardships faced by soldiers and civilians and the political and moral complexities of the war. His account also sheds light on his personal leadership and the camaraderie among Boer fighters. Written with a sense of pride and patriotism Three Years' War is not only a military history but also a poignant record of the Boer struggle for independence capturing the spirit and determination of the fighters involved.