XI. Converging Movement on Cetshwayo's Grave.--Negotiations for Sigananda's Surrender.--Further Operations, Nkandhla.--Tate Gorge, 237 XII. Operations by (_a_) Umvoti Field Force, (_b_) Mackay's Column.--Battle of Mpukunyoni, 257 XIII. Further Operations by Zululand Field Force.--Action at Manzipambana.--Enemy decides to move in Force to Mome, 280 XIV. Action at Mome Gorge, 299 XV. State of Affairs at Umsinga.--Operations by Murray-Smith's Column.--Further Operations by Umvoti Field Force and Mackay's Column, 318 XVI. Concluding Operations, Nkandhla.--Visit of Dinuzulu's Indunas to Pietermaritzburg.--Position at Mapumulo.--Actions at Otimati and Peyana (Hlonono), 333 XVII. General Concentration at Thring's Post.--Actions at Macrae's Store, Insuze and Ponjwana.--Converging Movement on Meseni's Ward, 359 XVIII. Action at Izinsimba.--Concluding Operations.--Disbandment. --Courts-martial.--Cost of the Rebellion, 386 XIX. Some Lessons of the Rebellion, 407 XX. Native Affairs Commission.--Visit of Dinuzulu to Pietermaritzburg.--Murders of Loyalists.--Escape of Bambata's Wife and Children from Usutu.--Remobilization of Militia to arrest Dinuzulu, 424 XXI. Dinuzulu Expedition.--Surrender of Dinuzulu.--Calling in of Firearms.--Searching for Outstanding Rebels, 443 XXII. Preliminary Examination and Trial of Dinuzulu.--Withholding of his Salary.--His Settlement in the Transvaal, 460 XXIII. Review of Policy followed in Connection with Dinuzulu.--His Status.--His Attitude during, and subsequent to, the Rebellion, 477 XXIV. Conclusion, 504 APPENDICES. I. Casualties, (_a_) Killed, (_b_) Wounded, 540 II. Honours, 543 III. Strength of Forces, 7th May, 1906, 546 IV. Disposition of Forces, 7th May, 1906, 547 V. State of Transport, 7th May, 1906, 548 VI. Strength of Active Militia called out, December, 1907, 549 VII. Strength of Reserves in the Field, December, 1907, 549 VIII. Expenditure, Rebellion and Dinuzulu Expedition, 550 IX. Zulu Songs sung at Usutu, 551 X. Causes, Superstitions, etc., Matabele Rebellion, 1896, 551