Volume 6 — Introductory material
Reading edition
The Grenadier Guards
The Highland Light Infantry
The Victoria Mounted Rifles
The Royal Welsh Fusiliers
The 2nd Northampton Regiment
Market Square, Johannesburg
Commander and Able-Seaman, R.N.
2. FULL-PAGE PLATES
Australian Bushmen on the March
A Historic Battlefield: Majuba
Prinsloo’s Commando Retreating to the Brandwater Basin
Prinsloo’s Last Stand in the Valley of the Little Caledon
The Surrender of Prinsloo’s Force
Algoa Bay and Port Elizabeth
Boers Taking the Oath of Neutrality
Prisoners’ Camp at Nooitgedacht
The Night Charge of the 19th Hussars near Lydenburg
The Débâcle: on the Track of a Fleeing Commando
Simon’s Town, Cape Colony
Burning the Farm of a Treacherous Burgher
The Harbour, East London
The Inspection of Colonial Soldiers at Windsor
Return of the City Imperial Volunteers
Durban, Natal
3. FULL-PAGE PORTRAITS
The Earl of Airlie
Major-General Clements, D.S.O.
De Wet
Major-General Barton
H.R.H. Prince Christian
Sir Francis Clery, K.C.B.
Major-General Smith-Dorrien, D.S.O.
Lieut.-General Tucker, C.B.
4. MAPS AND ENGRAVINGS IN THE TEXT
Map of Seat of War
Plans—Battle of Diamond Hill
Lines Torn up by De Wet
Battle of Almond’s Nek (Majuba)
Repairing Laing’s Nek Tunnel
Railway Map—E. and S.E. of Pretoria
" " W. and S.W. of Pretoria
" " E. Orange River Colony and Natal
Position of Troops round the Brandwater Basin before the Surrender of Prinsloo
Nitral’s Nek
Map Illustrating the Eastward Move from Eerstefabrieken to Middelburg
Map—The Battlefields of Pretoria
Commando’s Nek, Magaliesberg
A Capital on Wheels
Map—Lydenburg Campaign
Barberton
Harrismith
Major-General Brabazon
Brigadier-General Broadwood
Lieut.-Colonel Dalgety
Hon. Sir W. Hely-Hutchinson
Major-General Hutton, C.B.
Colonel Kekewich
Lieutenant Roberts, V.C.
Lieutenant-Colonel Thorneycroft
Captain Towse, V.C.
Surg.-General W. D. Wilson