Crossing the Borders of Power

Colin Eglin Was at the Frontline of the Making of South African History for the Second Half of the 20Th Century. He Served in Parliament Through the Terms of Seven Successive Prime Ministers and Presidents - From J.G. Strijdom to Thabo Mbeki; and Under Five Constitutions, From the Union Constitution to the Constitution of 1996. in the Negotiations That Followed Nelson Mandela's Release From Jail in February 1990, Mandela Described Eglin As 'One of the Architects of Our Democracy'. Eglin Continued to Make His Impact in Parliament Over the First 10 Years of South Africa's Transition to Democracy. in Crossing the Borders of Power, Colin Eglin Recalls an Active Life Well Lived. From Childhood in South Africa in the 1920'S and 1930'S to Fighting His Way Through Africa and Italy in the Second World War. Then to Fighting His Corner in Parliament - From Which Perspective He Provides Searching Insights Into South African Politics and Politicians During the Most Dramatic and Traumatic Half-Centu