Art of Warfare in the Transvaal Demonstrated
In a late report the British are shown lagging in field craft versus the Boers. British drills now include river crossings, high-platform dives, and improvised bridges after Boer feats. Observers note terrain mastery as decisive and praise Boer ingenuity and adaptation.
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Cuba
Transvia
Transvaal
Kaisers Army
Wilhelm 11
Africa
Europe
Boer and British At Front in South African Crisis
The article profiles British and Boer generals shaping the Transvaal campaign. It highlights General Buller and General Joubert, Cronje, Cronje’s aides, and Lord Roberts, plus Methuen and others. It notes Boer tactics, British adaptation, and upcoming Imperial Yeomanry mobilization with Rough Rider style training and weapon considerations.
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Majuba
Bronkerspruit
Donrkoop
Joubert
England's Regiment of Blue Bloods
English nobles and aristocrats rush to join a Rough Rider regiment modeled on American units for service in the Transvaal. Lord Chesham leads with figures like the Duke of Marlborough and Viscount Valentia among officers. The unit will be composed of titled riders from prominent families, each supplying his own horse as uniforms favor deep blue with purple facings.
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Ber Army
South Africa
Duke of Marlborough
Harris East Kents
F. D. Maclean
Bart
The
West Kents
S. M. Lockhart
Lanarkshires
Lord Genard
Lancashire Hussars
W. A. B. Hamilton
Lothians
Fn Berwicks
HL. W. Williams
Monteomeryshires
Alway
Sherwood Rangers
CE. G. Philips
Pembrokeshires
Viscount Dungarson
North Somersete
Willoughby de Broke
Warwickshires
W. H. Long
Royal Wilkshires
Lord Windsor
Worcestershires
Lord Botton
Yorkshire Hussars
Earl of Scarborough
Yorkshire Dragoons
Imperial Yeomanry
Transvaal
London
Rough Rider
Bowen Riders
Blue Bloods
Lord Chesham
England
Dom Paul
Rough
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Oxfordshire
H. R. EB
Prince of Wales
Conan Doyle
Prince d'Haleep Singh
Norfolk
Viscount Valentia
Lucas
Long
M. P
Lord Grosvenor
Harl of
Dudley
James, Miller
Dreas
Ant
Launching Modern Vessels On A Christening Platform
The article recalls the christening of a cruiser and likens it to historic ship launches. It notes the ritual motions and sounds from greased ways to wedging up, battering rams, and the call to cut the ways as the bottle breaks and the vessel slides stern first into the water.
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American Marine
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Edvers Buller
Lord Roberts
Devon
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Iral Joubert
Piet Joupert
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Piet Joubert
Boer
Army Blue Bloods
Sir J. Shelley, Bart
First
Devonshire
Viscount Ebrington
Royal North Devons
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Hertfordshires
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