Place country South Africa Africa
South Africa
África do Sul
South Africa · Africa
South Africa is recorded as the place where Prince Eugène Napoléon died in the Zulu War. It was the terminus of the Eastern Telegraph Company cable. It imported Madeiran wicker and osiers before developing its own wickerwork industry, and emigrants living there gave the Estreito da Calheta clock.
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- Roberts (Lord) — Country from which Roberts was returning.
- Osier — Growing wickerwork industry supplied with Madeiran osiers.
- Submarine telegraph — Terminus of the Eastern Telegraph Company cable.
- Eugénie (Empress) — Where the prince died in the Zulu War and the empress's destination.
- Napoleon (Prince Eugène) — Where the prince died in the Zulu war.
- Almada (Dr José de) — Destination of his missions and subject of his book.
- Clocks — Where the emigrants who gave the Estreito da Calheta clock were living.
- Wickerwork industry — Importer of Madeiran wicker that developed its own wickerwork industry.