Truth and Fault in the Fifth Contingent
A critical editorial argues for full disclosure about the Fifth Contingent’s failures in South Africa. It blames official reticence, biased reporting, and harsh imperial officers for wrecking morale and mutiny risk, urging honest scrutiny of leadership and discipline.
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