Piet Retief - Revision history

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 ==The original text==
-The title given for a play about the massacre of the [[Great Trek|Voortrekker]] leader Piet Retief (1780-1838)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piet_Retief] and his men by the impis of the [[Zulu]] king Dingane at Mgungundlovu in Natal on 6 February 1838.
+The title given for a play about the massacre of the [[Voortrekker]] leader Piet Retief (1780-1838)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piet_Retief] and his men by the impis of the [[Zulu]] king Dingane at Mgungundlovu in Natal on 6 February 1838.
 No published play by this name can be traced, though a performance of a play by this name is mentioned in 1904.

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 ==The original text==
-The title given for a play about the massacre of the [[Voortrekker]] leader Piet Retief (1780-1838)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piet_Retief] and his men by the impis of the [[Zulu]] king Dingane at Mgungundlovu in Natal on 6 February 1838.
+The title given for a play about the massacre of the [[Great Trek|Voortrekker]] leader Piet Retief (1780-1838)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piet_Retief] and his men by the impis of the [[Zulu]] king Dingane at Mgungundlovu in Natal on 6 February 1838.
 No published play by this name can be traced, though a performance of a play by this name is mentioned in 1904.

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 The title given for a play about the massacre of the [[Voortrekker]] leader Piet Retief (1780-1838)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piet_Retief] and his men by the impis of the [[Zulu]] king Dingane at Mgungundlovu in Natal on 6 February 1838.
-No published play by this name can be traced, though [[Gustav Preller]] (1875–1943) wrote a romanticised [[Afrikaans]] biography of Piet Retief (published in 1906), which was possibly the basis of a number of subsequent stage works. From a Zulu perspective, [[Credo Mutwa]]'s publication ''[[Indaba, My Children]]'' is also an important source.
+No published play by this name can be traced, though a performance of a play by this name is mentioned in 1904.
 ==Translations and adaptations==
 == Performance history in South Africa ==
 : A piece called ''[[Piet Retief]]'' (by an unnamed author) was performed by the [[Muziek-en Debatsvereeniging]] in the [[Gymnasiumzaal]], Paarl,  on 27 May, accompanied by two oral recitals, two solo songs and two choir pieces.

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 ==The original text==
-A play about the massacre of the [[Voortrekker]] leader Piet Retief (1780-1838)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piet_Retief] and his men by the impis of the [[Zulu]] king Dingane at Mgungundlovu in Natal on 6 February 1838.
+The title given for a play about the massacre of the [[Voortrekker]] leader Piet Retief (1780-1838)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piet_Retief] and his men by the impis of the [[Zulu]] king Dingane at Mgungundlovu in Natal on 6 February 1838.
-[[Gustav Preller]] (1875–1943) wrote a romanticised [[Afrikaans]] biography of Piet Retief (published in 1906), which was the basis of a number of subsequent stage works. From a Zulu perspective, [[Credo Mutwa]]'s publication ''[[Indaba, My Children]]'' is important. .
+No published play by this name can be traced, though [[Gustav Preller]] (1875–1943) wrote a romanticised [[Afrikaans]] biography of Piet Retief (published in 1906), which was possibly the basis of a number of subsequent stage works. From a Zulu perspective, [[Credo Mutwa]]'s publication ''[[Indaba, My Children]]'' is also an important source.
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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	Jackie Grobler. 2011. The Retief Massacre of 6 february 1838 revisited, ''[[Historia]]'' (vol.56 n.2)[http://www.scielo.org.za/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0018-229X2011000200007]		Jackie Grobler. 2011. The Retief Massacre of 6 february 1838 revisited, ''[[Historia]]'' (vol.56 n.2)[http://www.scielo.org.za/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0018-229X2011000200007]

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 == Sources ==
-Jackie Grobler. 2011. The Retief Massacre of 6 february 1838 revisited, ''[[Historia]]''vol.56 n.2[http://www.scielo.org.za/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0018-229X2011000200007]
+Jackie Grobler. 2011. The Retief Massacre of 6 february 1838 revisited, ''[[Historia]]'' (vol.56 n.2)[http://www.scielo.org.za/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0018-229X2011000200007]
 [[F.C.L. Bosman]]. 1980. ''Drama en Toneel in Suid-Afrika, Deel II, 1856-1912''. Pretoria: [[J.L. van Schaik]]: p.480

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 A play about the massacre of the [[Voortrekker]] leader Piet Retief (Retief, Pieter 1780-1838) and his men by the impis of the [[Zulu]] king Dingane at Mgungundlovu in Natal on 6 February 1838.
-[[Gustav Preller]] (1875–1943) wrote a romanticised [[Afrikaans]] biography of Piet Retief (published in 1906), which was the basis of a number of subsequent stage works. From a Zulu perspective, [[Credo Muthwa]]'s publication ''[[Indaba, My Children]]'' is important. .
+[[Gustav Preller]] (1875–1943) wrote a romanticised [[Afrikaans]] biography of Piet Retief (published in 1906), which was the basis of a number of subsequent stage works. From a Zulu perspective, [[Credo Mutwa]]'s publication ''[[Indaba, My Children]]'' is important. .
 The Possibly first performed 1903(?), published 1906 by *.