This man was known for his belief in the oracular powers of Napoleon's Book of Fate. At one point, this man ordered the arrest of his rivals in the Riigi faction, an action which contributed to the defection from his movement and the formation of kamerero, or outlaw bands. An adherent of the Batuni oath, much of the prominence of this man was a result of letters published on his behalf by Karari Njama, and this associate of General China was eventually captured and interrogated by Ian Henderson, who later wrote a book a
This man was known for his belief in the oracular powers of Napoleon's Book of Fate. At one point, this man ordered the arrest of his rivals in the Riigi faction, an action which contributed to the defection from his movement and the formation of kamerero, or outlaw bands. An adherent of the Batuni oath, much of the prominence of this man was a result of letters published on his behalf by Karari Njama, and this associate of General China was eventually captured and interrogated by Ian Henderson, who later wrote a book about "The Hunt for," this man. This leader of the Aberdare mountain guerillas convened the Mwathe meeting to form his country's namesake Parliament which was to be the provisional government following the expulsion of the British. For ten points, identify this Kenyan guerilla fighter executed by the British, the foremost leader of the Mau Mau rebellion.
This man was known for his belief in the oracular powers of Napoleon's Book of Fate.
Dedan Kimathi