Kruger’s Gold
“Kruger’s Gold” by John Buchan is a captivating narrative published by Flyleaf Publishing and Distribution in October 2022. This edition, written in English and spanning 256 pages, follows Buchan as he embarks on a mission in January 1903. Summoned to Johannesburg by Lord Milner and British Secretary of State Joseph Chamberlain, Buchan learns of a hidden treasure—gold removed from the State Mint by the Transvaal government. Tasked with locating this elusive hoard, known as ‘Kruger’s Gold’, he sets off for Pilgrim’s Rest, navigating the stunning landscapes of the Eastern Transvaal.
Readers will find a tale rich in adventure and intrigue, as Buchan’s journey unfolds amidst danger and secrecy. The narrative explores themes of exploration and the complexities of the political landscape of the time. As he travels by train and horseback through picturesque mountains and forests, the story builds suspense, leading to a gripping conclusion. This edition offers a detailed account of Buchan’s quest, immersing readers in a historical context filled with excitement and challenges.
Official synopsis Publisher
“In January 1903 John Buchan, one of Milner’s Kindergarten, is summoned to a meeting in Johannesburg with Lord Milner and visiting British Secretary of State, Joseph Chamberlain. He is informed that much of the gold that was removed from the State Mint by the Transvaal government, because of advancing British forces, is still in the country. A clue to the location of this hoard of gold, a veldpond, had been found at Pilgrim’s Rest. Buchan is tasked by Chamberlain to find the gold, referred to by all as ‘Kruger’s Gold’ Buchan heads for Pilgrim’s Rest without delay, by train and on horseback, through the beautiful mountains, forests and waterfalls of the Eastern Transvaal. The resulting tale is one of danger, subterfuge and adventure, cloaked in the utmost secrecy. It is gripping and suspenseful until the very end.”–
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