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Boer Collection (page 10)

Background imageBoer Collection: Boer / Prisoners / 1st Brits

Boer / Prisoners / 1st Brits
PRISONERS The first British prisoners are rounded up by the Boers

Background imageBoer Collection: Boer / Peace Demo / London

Boer / Peace Demo / London
Demonstration against the Boer War in Trafalgar Square, London - but alas, the public and the government are not convinced

Background imageBoer Collection: Victoria / Cocorico / Advert

Victoria / Cocorico / Advert
An advertisement banned by the Paris police because it ridiculed Queen Victoria; nevertheless it was reproduced as an advertisement for Dr Trabants little pills

Background imageBoer Collection: Battle of Blood River

Battle of Blood River
Cast iron prairie schooners of the Boer Voortrekker Laager on the site of the Battle of Blood River. The Zulus lost nearly 3000 men and the Ncome river became red with their blood

Background imageBoer Collection: Field-Marshal Lord French inspecting soldiers in Hyde Park

Field-Marshal Lord French inspecting soldiers in Hyde Park
Field-Marshal Lord French (1852-1925) inspecting some 10, 000 volunteers of numerous London regiments in Hyde Park in 1916

Background imageBoer Collection: Boer War Communion

Boer War Communion
Holy Communion on the veldt British soldiers pray that God is on their side

Background imageBoer Collection: Lord Roberts / Menpes 1 / 5

Lord Roberts / Menpes 1 / 5
FREDERICK SLEIGH 1st EARL ROBERTS British soldier in South Africa during the Boer War

Background imageBoer Collection: Llangefri Clock Tower

Llangefri Clock Tower
This Neo-Gothic clock tower in Llangefni, Anglesey, Wales, is a War Memorial to George Pritchard Rayner, who died at Bloemfontein Hospital (Boer War) in 1900. Unveiled 1902

Background imageBoer Collection: Boer War / Maxim Gun

Boer War / Maxim Gun
British troops manoeuvring a Maxim gun in rough terrain

Background imageBoer Collection: Boer War Armoured Train

Boer War Armoured Train
Armoured train used by the British; the locomotive is given blanket protection

Background imageBoer Collection: Roberts Enters Pretoria

Roberts Enters Pretoria
Lord Roberts enters Pretoria triumphantly after the Boer capitals surrender. After Mafekings earlier relief, many thought the war over but it dragged on two years longer

Background imageBoer Collection: Boer War Yeomanry Troops

Boer War Yeomanry Troops
British soldiers of the Royal East Kent Yeomanry who saw service in South Africa during the Boer War

Background imageBoer Collection: Pagets Horse in Action

Pagets Horse in Action
The Imperial Yeomanry in action: Pagets Horse Company chasing Boers outside Lichtenberg

Background imageBoer Collection: Paul Kruger Photo

Paul Kruger Photo
PAUL KRUGER South African statesman and leader of the Boer rebellion in 1880

Background imageBoer Collection: Baden-Powell in Africa

Baden-Powell in Africa
ROBERT STEPHENSON SMYTH, lord BADEN-POWELL Soldier in Boer War (here), later founder of Boy Scout movement

Background imageBoer Collection: Battle of Colenso

Battle of Colenso
At COLENSO, the Boers are in a strong position to repel Buller when he makes a brave attack on their position, forcing him to retire with heavy losses

Background imageBoer Collection: Piet Joubert / Thereses

Piet Joubert / Thereses
PIET JOUBERT Boer soldier and statesman

Background imageBoer Collection: Rural Scene, South Africa

Rural Scene, South Africa
A country scene in South Africa - Boer wagons travel on the road while native herdsmen drive sheep and cattle across the veldt

Background imageBoer Collection: Lord Roberts / Menpes 3 / 5

Lord Roberts / Menpes 3 / 5
FREDERICK SLEIGH 1st EARL ROBERTS British soldier watching the Battle of Osfontein during the Boer War

Background imageBoer Collection: Chamberlain / Commons 1901

Chamberlain / Commons 1901
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN Liberal politician speaking in the House of Commons on 2 August 1901: it is the Governments policy to bring the Boer War to an end

Background imageBoer Collection: Boer / Cartoon / Clean Boots

Boer / Cartoon / Clean Boots
CARTOONS German consul: " My Lord, you have trodden the rights of German subjects into the dirt. May I clean your boots?"

Background imageBoer Collection: Boer / Peace Treaty / 1902

Boer / Peace Treaty / 1902
PEACE The peace treaty is signed in Pretoria by Christiaan De Wet and Kitchener

Background imageBoer Collection: Boer on the March / 1899

Boer on the March / 1899
TROOP MOVEMENTS Boers on the march through the Transvaal

Background imageBoer Collection: Boer Prisoners in Camp

Boer Prisoners in Camp
PRISONERS OF WAR Boer prisoners in a British camp in the Transvaal

Background imageBoer Collection: Mafeking Celebrations

Mafeking Celebrations
The Relief of Mafeking is celebrated in Commercial Road, Portsmouth. " Men and women, danced sang and shouted.."

Background imageBoer Collection: Boer War: interrogation

Boer War: interrogation
British interrogate a Boer farmers wife, held by two natives whose manhandling has caused her blouse to slip

Background imageBoer Collection: Boer War: Thabanchu

Boer War: Thabanchu
THABANCHU De Wet breaks through the British lines

Background imageBoer Collection: Boer War: Steyn Escapes

Boer War: Steyn Escapes
BOERS ESCAPE Riding at night, Steyn and De Wet escape to the Transvaal

Background imageBoer Collection: Battle of Biddulphsberg

Battle of Biddulphsberg
BIDDULPHSBERG A British cavalry force crossing the veldt is attacked by the Boers from the high ground

Background imageBoer Collection: Boer War: Boer Ambush

Boer War: Boer Ambush
BOER AMBUSH Boer guerillas attack a British supply column

Background imageBoer Collection: Boer War: Boer Council

Boer War: Boer Council
BOER COUNCIL OF WAR Boer commanders meet to discuss strategy outside a Boer farmhouse

Background imageBoer Collection: Boer War : Spion Kop

Boer War : Spion Kop
BATTLE OF SPION KOP A British night attack takes this strategic obstacle to the advance on Ladysmith; but they are unable to hold it and have to abandon it

Background imageBoer Collection: Boer War; Tugela River

Boer War; Tugela River
TUGELA RIVER (near Ladysmith, Natal) Boers defend the Tugela River, blocking Methuens advance on Ladysmith

Background imageBoer Collection: Boer War; Stormberg

Boer War; Stormberg
BATTLE OF STORMBERG Gatacre, misled by guides, runs into trouble when he attacks the Boer position and suffers heavy losses

Background imageBoer Collection: Boer War; Modder River

Boer War; Modder River
BATTLE OF MODDER RIVER British cavalry try to force a crossing of the river in the face of heavy opposition from the Boers on the other bank

Background imageBoer Collection: Boer War; Lombarskop

Boer War; Lombarskop
LOMBARDSKOP The destruction of the Boer Long Tom gun on Wagon Hill, the key to the defence of Ladysmith

Background imageBoer Collection: Boer War; Modderspruit

Boer War; Modderspruit
MODDERSPRUIT (Modder River) Boers under Cronje attack Lord Methuens column but are driven from their positions : the mules suffer as many losses as the men

Background imageBoer Collection: Johannesburg 1898

Johannesburg 1898
General view of the city at the outbreak of the Boer War

Background imageBoer Collection: Racial /s Africa / Boer

Racial /s Africa / Boer
A Boer postman in the Transvaal rides his horse urgently across the veldt, uncertain whether strangers are friend or foe

Background imageBoer Collection: Lord Edward Cecil

Lord Edward Cecil
EDWARD HERBERT CECIL Fourth son of third Marquess of Salisbury, Lord Cecil fought in the Boer War, and married Violet Maxse

Background imageBoer Collection: Crowds Celebrating / 1900

Crowds Celebrating / 1900
RELIEF OF MAFEKING Celebrating crowds throng the streets of London: flags, banners, whistles, trumpets, confetti & false noses pressed into service of high spirits

Background imageBoer Collection: Voortrekkers En Route

Voortrekkers En Route
THE GREAT TREK The Voortrekkers - Boer farmers seeking to escape British rule - emigrate northwards to the Transvaal

Background imageBoer Collection: The Great Boer Trek

The Great Boer Trek
THE GREAT TREK To escape British rule, Boer families emigrate northwards en masse to the Transvaal and beyond, fighting the Zulus and others on their way

Background imageBoer Collection: Boer / Rhodes at Kimberley

Boer / Rhodes at Kimberley
Cecil Rhodes watching the effect of the Long Cecil gun on the enemy trenches

Background imageBoer Collection: Boer / Cronje Surrenders

Boer / Cronje Surrenders
The surrender of Cronje at Paardeberg

Background imageBoer Collection: Boer Prison Guard

Boer Prison Guard
Boer prisoners escorted inside the prison by armed guard

Background imageBoer Collection: Boer War / Zulus in Action

Boer War / Zulus in Action
Mounted Zulu warriors in action against Boer troops

Background imageBoer Collection: Boer War / Baden Powell

Boer War / Baden Powell
Mafeking defended by Baden Powell



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