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CHAPTER XI MOUNTED CHARGES IN SOUTH AFRICA
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Contents
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER I THE ISSUE AND ITS IMPORTANCE
CHAPTER II THE THREEFOLD PROBLEM
CHAPTER III BRITISH AND BOER MOUNTED TROOPS
ELANDSLAAGTE
CHAPTER V FROM ELANDSLAAGTE TO THE BLACK WEEK
CHAPTER VI COLESBERG AND KIMBERLEY
CHAPTER VII PAARDEBERG AND POPLAR GROVE
CHAPTER VIII THE RELIEF OF LADYSMITH
CHAPTER IX BLOEMFONTEIN TO KOMATI POORT
CHAPTER X THE GUERILLA WAR
CHAPTER XI MOUNTED CHARGES IN SOUTH AFRICA
CHAPTER XII A PECULIAR WAR
CHAPTER XIII BERNHARDI AND "CAVALRY TRAINING"
CHAPTER XIV THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR
CHAPTER XV REFORM
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