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English: Sketch of King Shaka (1781 - 1828) from 1824. Attributed to James King, it appeared in Nathanial Isaacs’ "Travels and Adventures in Eastern Africa", published in 1836.
Українська: Эдине відоме зображення ватажка Шака Зулу (1781 - 1828) зроблене сучасником Джеймсом Кінгом у 1824
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Only known drawing of King Shaka Zulu holding an assegai and heavy shield, 1824.

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