Haggard's works include many positive views of Africans. He includes them as heroes in some of his stories. For instance, all the main characters in Nada the Lily are black, and the book is narrated by an African character, while in "Black Heart and White Heart: A Zulu Idyll" the "black-hearted" character is a white man, while the "white-hearted" (i.e. virtuous) character is black.
Haggard's works include many positive views of Africans. He includes them as heroes in some of his stories. For instance, all the main characters in Nada the Lily are black and the book is narrated by an African character while in "Black Heart and White Heart: A Zulu Idyll" the "black-hearted" character is a white man, while the "white-hearted" (i.e virtuous) character is black.