The Thirteenth Hussars in the Great War - H. Mortimer Durand

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INDEX.

A Battery, R.F.A., [314]
A Squadron (Thirteenth Hussars)—in France, [87];
Kut, [167];
Lajj, [174], [175], [181], [190], [192], [196];
Baghdad, [206], [212], [214];
Tekrit, [254];
Kulawand, [275], [276];
Tuz, [284-86];
Guk-Tappah, [288];
Hadraniyah, [297], [303], [305];
mentioned, [111], [271]
Abbeville, [92]
Abraham, [105], [129]
Abu-Ghuraib, [267]
Abu-Haiar, [282]
Abu-Jisrah, [281]
Accrington, [308], [309]
Adam, [124]
Aden, [60]
Adhaim, river, [289]
Aeroplanes, [1], [174], [175], [187], [196], [225], [254], [260], [283];
German, [62];
Turkish, [211], [242]
Afghan War, second, [40]
Afghanistan, [104], [134];
condition of (1914), [102];
religion of, [102], [320]
Africa, South, [40], [41], [56], [100], [277];
war in (1899-1900), [16], [91], [100], [317]
Agincourt, battle of, [7]
Agra, [46]
Akab, [268], [269], [289]
Ain-Lailah, [282]
Ain-Nakhailah, [289]
Aire, [80]
Alalou, Doctor, [185]
Albert, King of the Belgians, [81]
Albuera, battle of, [30]
Aldershot—
Cavalry Barracks at, [326]
Dedication Service at, [372-75]
Otherwise mentioned, [144], [191]
Aleppo Road, the, [271]
Alexander the Great, armies of, [104];
cavalry, [4], [5], [8]
Allan, Squadron-Sergt.-Maj. W. J., [331], [365]
Allenby, Gen. Lord, [205], [217], [263], [268], [291], [321];
quoted on operations in Palestine, [327], and note
Allston, Pte. J., [331], [364], [365]
Alma, battle of, [37]
Alps, [5]
Altum Kupri, [280], [287]
Alva de Tormes, [30]
Amadia, [352]
Amara, [121], [122], [126], [127], [128], [130];
hospital at, [190]
America—
Civil War in (1861-65), [14], [325]
War of Independence in (1775-82), [16], [27]
American Cavalry, [14], [15]
American Medal, [362]
Amiens, Peace of, [25]
Ancre, [170]
Anderson, Lieut. E. W., [368]
Anderson, Rev. F. L., [374]
Anderson, Sergt. G., [331], [354]
Andrews, Pte. F., [249], [331], [359]
Annett, Capt. A. E., [87], [269], [329], [366]
Anson, Lieut. R. R., [329], [370]
Appomattox, battle of, [15]
Aqsu, [284]
Arab village, [131], [132], [141] note, [143], [150]
Arabia, [99]
Arabian Sea, [61]
Arabs—
Auxiliaries to the Turks, [106]
Baghdad looted by, [203], [207], [210], [211]
Barbarity of, [171], [207], [208]
British survey party murdered by, [223]
Bullets of, [143]
Cavalry of, [142]
Expeditions against, [220], [230], [233] note
Mahomedan rising of, [35]
Pacification of, [216], [232]
Treachery of, [208]
Arme blanche, the, [8], [14], [18]
Armenia, [103]
Armenians, [309]
Armentières, [75]
Armistice (1918)—with Turkey, [295-96], [301];
with Germany, [302], [305], [325], [328]
“Army Pattern” (horse), [269]
Artillery—
German, [62]
Horse, V Battery, [50], [195], [196], [198], [297], [303], [305], [306], [314], [315]
Invention of, [5]
Ashar, hospital at, [115]
Ashworth, Capt. and Q.-M. R. W. F., [348], [349], [352], [364], [365], [368]
Asia—
British power in, [98];
prestige, [107], [204], [205];
reverses, [133];
position (1917), [262], [320-21]
Christians and Mahomedans in (1914), [102]
Turkey’s military power in, [132], [262], [320];
defeat of Turks, [204], [264]
War in (1916), [91]
Asia Minor—
Germany’s line of communication in, [99]
Turkish base in, [217], [235], [263];
Turkish recruiting ground, [103]
Assaye, battle of (1803), [35]
Associations, Regimental, [376], [377]
Assyrian carvings, [3]
Atab, [140], [356]
Athens, [4]
Attila, [6]
Auction Bridge, [282]
Augier, Doctor, [83]
Aujah, [254]
Aujah-Nullah, [247]
Aujah-Tekrit, [245]
Aukett, Sergt. H. H. L., [306], [331], [363]
Austerlitz, battle of (1805), [11]
Australia, contingent from, [66]
Austria—
Ally of Germany, [98], [132], [291]
War of, with Prussia (1866), [12]
Authuille, [353]
Awah, [271]
Azizieh, [158], [160], [161], [174], [190]
B Battery, Royal Field Artillery, [284]
B Squadron, Thirteenth Hussars—at Kut, [167];
Lajj, [174], [175], [190], [192], [196];
Baghdad, [206], [212], [214];
Tekrit, [238], [243], [246], [247], [251], [254];
Kulawand, [275], [276];
Tuz, [284], [285];
Guk-Tappah, [288];
Hadraniyah, [303-5];
mentioned, [269], [27]
“B 3” (horse), [271]
Babylon, [105]
Badajos, battle of (1810), [28], [30]
Baden-Powell, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Robert, visits the regiment in France, [78];
letters to, [277], [300], [302], [305];
letter from, [290];
otherwise mentioned, [44], [250], [280], [376]
Bagh, [206] and note
Baghdad—
Advance on (map), [159]
Arab looting of, [203], [207], [210], [211]
Black Watch entry of, [208], [215]
Capital of Mesopotamia, [104], [204], [305]
Cavalry Barracks at, [210], [212], [215], [217], [220]
City Military Police at, [225]
Club at, [232]
Cup, [232-34], [271]
Description of, [210-11].
Fall of, [192], [203], [204]
Field of operations around (map), [201]
General Townshend’s Expedition to, [104-7]
Importance of, [105], [321]
Plate, [266]
Race meeting at, [233], [270]
Railway, [99], [104], [205], [217]
Regatta at, [232], [234]
Thirteenth Hussars’ entry of, [181], [215];
garrison, [189], [208], [212], [225]
Turkish base, [104], [134], [136]
Otherwise mentioned, [137], [165], [166], [169], [172], [173], [188], [206] note, [207] note, [217], [225], [231], [261], [264-65], [268], [273], [277], [310], [319], [324], [326], [327], [353], [355], [356]
Baghela, [233]
Baker, Lieut. W, G., [329], [370]
Baku, [268], [274]
Balaclava, battle of, [37], [39], [41], [43], [51], [199]
Balaclava Day, [39], [50], [54], [86], [122], [241], [250]
Balaclava veterans, [50]
Balban, [286]
Balcarres, 7th Earl of, [23]
Bald, Q.-M.-Sergt. A., [332], [365]
Ballard, Cpl. A. C. W., [332], [356]
Baltic Sea, [99]
Bangalore, [35], [36] and note
Baquha, [217], [218], [240], [241], [258]
Baqubah, [281], [290]
Barbadoes, [24]
Barnard, Sergt. G., [304], [332], [359]
Barker, Pte. J. H., [249], [332], [358]
Barrett (historian of the Thirteenth Hussars), [1], [41];
quoted, [22], [23], [153]
Barrett, Lieut. E. P., [329], [370]
Barrett, Lieut. J. L. M., [153], [290], [329], [364], [366]
Barrington, 2nd Lieut. A. C., [329], [371]
Bartlett, Lce.-Cpl. F., [296], [304], [332], [355]
Bartlett, Lce.-Sergt. W. G., [332], [357]
Basra, [92], [97], [110], [111], [117], [123], [124], [231], [232], [326], [355], [356];
map, [124]
Basrajiyeh, [140]
Bassouia, [224] and note, [356]
Battye, Capt. L. S., [368]
Bawi, [201], [205], [206], [211]
Bayley, Lt.-Col. F. G., [364], [365], [368]
Beaconsfield, Earl of, [56]
Beadle, Cpl. W., [332], [354]
Beales, Pte. H. J., [249], [332], [358]
Beauchamp, Pte. A., [332], [357], [365]
Bedford Yeomanry, [330], [369]
Bedouin Arabs, [223] (see also “Arabs”)
Beesley, Pte. J., [332], [355]
Belad-Rus, [240]
Belgian soldiers, [93]
Belgians, Albert, King of the, [81]
Bell, Sergt. E., [163], [168], [332], [357]
Bell, Pte. H., [249], [332], [356], [359]
Bellum (native boat), [122]
Beluchistan, [101] note
Bengal cavalry system, [52] note
Bennett, Pte. W., [332], [359]
Beresford, Marshal, [28], [29], [30]
Berguette, [65], [75]
Berlin, [108]
Bernhardi, Von, quoted, [13], [15]
Best, Lieut. the Hon. J. F., [329] and note
Béthune, [68], [69]
Bible—quoted, [3];
cited, [309]
Bicharakoff, Lieut.-Col., [267]
Biggar, Lieut. J. W., [329], [369]
Bigge, Capt. W. E., [329], [369]
Biggs, Pte. J. H., [332], [363]
Billy, see Eve
Black Sea, [268]
Black Watch, [208], [215]
Blagrove, Col. H. J., [361], [368]
Blenheim, battle of, [9]
Blücher, Marshal, [32]
Blyth, Capt. W., [269], [329], [370]
Boer Republics, [41]
Boer War, see Africa, South
Boers, [14], [15], [16]
Bolton, Capt. R. H. J. M., [368]
Bolton, Col., [26]
Bombay—
Description of, [57], [97]
Ladies of, [110]
Royal Yacht Club at, [97]
Thirteenth Hussars at, [93], [95], [326]
Bosphorus, [98], [103], [204]
Bowie, Lce.-Cpl. G. W., quoted—on horses, [94];
on voyage to Mesopotamia, [111];
on pursuit of Turks, [220-23];
on winter (1917-18), [267-71];
diary quoted, [64], [67], [68], [90], [211-12], [233], [234], [240-44], [269], [270], [281-90];
otherwise mentioned, [333], [363]
Box, see Jeffrey
Boyse, Lieut.-Col., [32], [33]
Brearley, Reg. Q.-M.-Sergt. J., [241], [333], [363], [365]
Brencher, Sergt. L. P., [276], [333]
Brevet promotion, [365]
Bridge, Col., [280]
Bristol, Lieut. E., [329], [369]
British Empire, Order of, [361]
British Museum, [3]
Brook, Ronnie, [279]
Brooking, Maj.-Gen., [271]
Broomfield, Pte. F., [333], [355]
Buffs, the, [270]
Bulgaria, [98], [132], [263], [291]
Buffer, Gen. Sir Redvers, [15], [41]
Burder, Lce.-Cpl. H. A., [249], [333], [359]
Burgess, Lce.-Cpl. J., [333], [357]
Burgess, Sergt. W. H., [269], [270], [279], [306], [333], [357], [359], [363]
Burgues, [353]
Busaco, battle of (1810), [28]
Bush, Lce.-Cpl. F. K., [269], [270], [331], [333]
Bush, Sergt., [233]
Butler, Lady, [184]
Butler, Lieut. F. H., [329], [370]
Byng, [33]
Byrne, Pte. J., [249], [333], [359]
C Squadron, Thirteenth Hussars—at Kut, [163], [167];
Lajj, [175], [186], [190], [194], [196];
Baghdad, [206], [214];
after Baghdad, [220], [225];
Imam Arbain, [246], [247];
Tekrit, [251], [254], [256];
Hadraniyah, [303-5];
Tuz, [284];
Kirkuk, [286]
Caley, Gen., [285]
Caliphs, [232]
Camberley, staff college at, [49]
Camels, capture of, [240]
Cameronia torpedoed, [227], [228], [355]
Campo Mayor, [28]
Canada—Contingent from, [66]
Thirteenth Hussars in, [40], [41], [207]
Candler, [280]
Cannæ, battle of, [5]
Canterbury, [36]
“Caprice” (horse), [94], [119] and note, [156], [168], [169], [178] and note
Cardigan, 7th Earl of, [37], [39]
Carnegie, Sergt. T., [333], [363]
Carpenter, Gen., [18]
Carpenter, Cpl. J., [334], [365]
Carter, Maj. E. J., [329], [362], [365], [367]
Carter, Lce.-Cpl. W., [269], [270], [334]
Carthage, [104]
Cartwright, Pte., [224], [334]
Caspian Sea, [274]
Cassels, Brig.-Gen., [293-96], [301], [302], [311], [313], [314], [317], [325]
Casualties, [192], [198], [249], [352-60]
Catherine of Braganza, [57]
Caucasus, [132], [133], [136], [262], [291]
Cavalry—
Alexander the Great, of, [4], [5], [8]
American, [14], [15]
Arab, [142]
Barracks at Baghdad, [210], [212], [215], [217], [220]
Bengal system, [52] note
British—
Awards to (1917), [233]
Camp of, [231]
Chinese Campaign of, [12]
Corps in France, [76], [81], [328]
Desert Mounted Corps, [327]
Dragoons, see that heading
Eleventh Brigade (Cassels’), [293-96], [301], [302], [311], [313], [314], [317], [325]
Indian Mutiny, in (1857), [12]
Infantry work of, [67-86]
Inferiority of (1777), [22];
(1805), [27]
Light Brigade, see that heading
Maude’s inspection of, [233]
Peninsular War, in, [26-33]
Persian force destroyed by (1856), [235]
Race Meeting at Baghdad, [232]
Seventh Brigade (Norton’s), [132], [176], [195-99], [217], [245], [293-95], [300-2], [306-7], [313-14], [325], [352]
Sikh War, in (1846-49), [12]
Sixth Brigade, [132], [176], [197], [198], [245], [274-76], [282]
Early use of, [4] ff.; in 19th century, [12], [15]
European, [8], [9], [11]
Frederick the Great, of, [10], [12], [18], [22]
French, [8], [9], [11], [28]
German, [9], [11], [62] and note
Greek, [4], [5]
Haig’s, [75]
Hannibal’s, [5], [9]
Horses, [62], [156] and note, [192] (see also their names)
Indian, [57], [92], [132], [246], [258], [275], [278], [279], [282], [304], [368]
Indian Cavalry Corps in France, [75], [76] [78], [80] and note, [83], [89-91], [119];
value of (1915), [91] note
Marlborough’s, [9]
Persian, [4], [5]
Portuguese, [29]
Russian, [9], [37], [38]
Soult’s, [31]
Swedish, [9]
Turkish, [9], [142], [240]
Value of, question as to, [1], [13], [14], [16], [90], [91] and note, [326-28]
Xenophon’s Treatise on, [4]
Cawnpore topees, [111], [117]
Cemetery Hill, [298], [299], [303], [304], [313], [314], [315], [316]
Centaurs, [3]
Chágal, [117]
Chai-Khanna, [264], [359]
Chaldari, [220], [222], [223] and note, [230], [233], [274], [275], [290], [356]
Chaliyeh, [222]
Chamberlain, Lieut. D. A. C., [329], [369]
Chanan-Keurri, [283]
Channel Ports, the, [65]
Chariots in War, [3], [4]
Charles, see Steele
Charles the Second, King, [57]
Charles the Twelfth, King of Sweden, [9]
Charlie, Bonnie Prince, [20]
Cheeseman, 2nd Lieut. G. W., [329] and note
Chelsea pensioners, [377]
Chéradame, [98]
Cheshire Regiment, [368]
Chessy, [92]
Cheviot Hills, [236]
Chichester, [26]
“Chicko” (horse), [179]
Childari, [253]
Chilka, [97]
China, [56], [100]
Chinese junks, [7]
Chinese, the, [12]
Chipperfield, Sergt. P., [171], [334], [354]
Chivalry, [6], [7]
Cholera, [36], [114], [238], [261], [353]
Christians in Asia (1914), [102]
Chrystall, Capt. J. I., quoted, [75], [80], [81], [84], [118], [120], [121], [122], [129], [143], [148], [265];
on charge at Tekrit, [244], [256-58];
otherwise mentioned, [286], [329], [362], [364], [366]
Church, Maj. J. F., [368]
Cithæron, Mount, [4]
City of Sparta, [326]
Clarkson, Lieut. J. O. P., death of, [203], [213], [214];
quoted, [121], [144], [145], [149], [166];
otherwise mentioned, [329], [352], [371]
Cleary, Pte. E., [334];
quoted, [308]
Cleveland, Pte. J., [334], [357], [363]
Cobbe, Lieut.-Gen., [119] and note, [139], [140], [223], [242]
Cobham’s Dragoons, [21]
Cochrane, Lieut. B. W. D., [269], [329], [369]
Colaba, camp at, [94]
Cole, Pte. J., [310], [334], [354]
Colenso, battle of, [41]
Collett, Capt. G. G., [329], [366], [369]
Collins, Lieut. C. F., [329], [371]
Colonels, proprietary, [22]
Concord, [24]
Condé, the Prince of, [9]
Conningham Post, [240], [290]
Constable, 2nd Lieut. R. C., [329] and note
Constantinople, [99], [104], [166], [205], [240]
Cook, Sergt. G., [334], [355]
Cooke, Maj. and Quartermaster A., [329], [364], [365], [366];
quoted, [316]
Cooke, Rev. H. R., [207], [329], [369]
Coraedes, [154], [211]
Cope, Gen. Sir John, [20]
Coracles, [154], [211]
Corhin, Pte. W. G., [244], [249], [334], [363]
Corner, Lieut. E. G., [329], [370]
Corsica, [95]
Cossacks, [9], [10], [267]
Costello, Pte. D., [335]
Costello, Lce.-Cpl. G., [306], [308]
Couch, Pte. J. F., [241], [335], [356], [363]
Covell, Capt. F. C., [96], [329], [362], [369]
Cox, Maj. R. F., [329], [364], [365], [366];
diary quoted, [74], [77]
Cox, Pte., [223]
Craven, Sergt. T. S., [335], [363], [364]
Crawford-Greene, Lieut. W. P., [329], [369]
Crécy, battle of, [7], [8], [10]
Crete, [95]
Crimea, [12], [41], [56], [61];
campaign in (1854-56), [37-40]
Crocker, Brig.-Gen., [132]
Croix de Guerre, [86], [232], [362]
Croix de Virtute Militara, [364]
Cromer, Lord, [98]
Cromwell, Oliver, [8], [9]
Cross, Miss Florence, [376]
Cross, the Military, [241], [244], [249], [289], [306], [362], [364]
Crouch, Lce.-Cpl. J. F., see Couch
Crouch, Pte. T., [335], [354]
Crusaders, [7]
Ctesiphon, [105], [172], [174], [201], [206], [211], [323];
arch of, [207]
Cubitt, Pte. C., [335], [363]
Cullenan, Capt. J., [329], [369]
Culloden, battle of (1746), [21]
Cumberland, Duke of, [21]
Cunningham, Sergt. J., [290], [335], [357], [363]
Curzon, Lord, [144]
Custozza, battle of, [12]
Cut-Throat Bridge, [282]
D Squadron, Thirteenth Hussars—in the Gulf, [109], [111];
Kut, [163], [167];
Lajj, [175], [190], [191], [192], [196];
Baghdad, [206], [208], [214];
after Baghdad, [220], [224];
Tekrit, [246], [254];
Kulawand, [275-76];
Tuz, [284-86];
Guk-Tappah, [288];
Hadraniyah, [303], [305];
otherwise mentioned, [269], [271]
Dahra Barracks, [161], [162]
Dahra Ridge, [150]
Dan, [310]
Dangar, Capt. C. C., [362], [368]
Daniell, Capt., [97]
Daniels, Major, [234]
Daraman, [287], [288], [359]
Dardanelles, [102], [103], [104], [263], [320]
Dark Ages, [6]
Daur, [242], [244], [245], [253], [254], [289], [354]
Davies, Maj., [234]
Davies, 2nd Lieut. W. W. N., [329], [371]
Davis, Pte. H., [335]
Davis, Pte. H. G., [163], [335], [354]
Dawson, Maj. J. V., wounded, [185];
sufferings of, [186] and note;
courage of, [187];
escape, [188];
robbed by Turks, [192];
otherwise mentioned, [64] note, [175], [191], [197], [198], [329], [353], [365], [366]
Day, Lce.-Cpl. G. A., [335], [356], [359]
Decanville Railway, [203]
Dedication of Memorial Tablet to Thirteenth Hussars, [372], [374]
Deerham, 2nd Lieut. H. G., [329]
Deir-as-Zor, [319]
Delaney, Pte. C., [249], [335], [359]
Delhi, [43], [45], [46]
Deli Abbas, [208], [220], [221], [222], [224], [353], [358]
Deli Abbas Cup, [234]
Della Marmora, Gen., [40]
Deltawa, [221], [222]
Denison, Col., quoted, [10], [13]
Denning, Lieut., [234]
Denny, Maj. E. W., [368]
Dent, Pte. W. D., [335], [356]
Deolali, [111]
Derbyshire Yeomanry, [368]
Desert Mounted Corps, the, [327]
Despatches, mentioned in, [331-51], [364], [365]
Diala river, [202], [203], [206], [207], [214], [221], [223], [224], [236], [240], [267]
Diary, Thirteenth Hussars’ Regimental, [49], [50], [93], [192], [205], [206], [223]
Digby, Capt. E. Wingfield, quoted, [180]
Dishdari, [360]
Distinguished Conduct Medal, [151], [153], [154], [189], [222], [241], [244], [249], [259], [306], [363]
Distinguished Service Medal, [362]
Distinguished Service Order, [232], [306], [311], [361]
Doherty, Capt., [31], [33]
Doherty, Lieut., [31], [33]
Doherty, Lieut.-Col. Patrick, [26], [31], [32]
Doherty, Lieut.-Col. (second), [37], [40]
Doll, Lieut. M. H. C., [329], [353], [364], [369]
Dominions, the, strategic position of (1914), [100]
Donoghue, Pte. J., [296], [304], [335], [355]
Dormer’s Regiment of Dragoons, [19]
Douthwaite, S.S.-M. C. M., [335], [365]
Dover, [33]
Downie, Pte. D., [336], [355]
Dragoon Guards, [353], [367], [368]
Dragoons—
Cobham’s, [21]
Inniskilling, [20], [68]
Jamaica, [25]
Munden’s, [17], [18], [19]
Regiments of, [17], [18], [19], [20], [21], [22], [23]
Thirteenth, former title of Thirteenth Hussars, [19];
sent to Ireland, [19];
under Col. Gardiner (’45), [20];
under Col. Ligonier, [21]
Twelfth, [26]
Dunbar, [20]
Dundonald, Lord, [41]
Dunluce Castle, [58]
Dunsterville, Gen., [268], [269], [274]
Dupleix, [58]
Dupleix, [58], [60]
Durbar, Indian (1911), [45], [47]
E. P. Tents, [114], [115] and note
Earle, Lieut. G. F.. [329], [369]
Early (American officer), [14]
East India Company, [57]
Eden, Garden of, [105], [118], [125], [126], [129]
Edinburgh, [20]
Edward the Seventh, King, [42]
Edwards, Squad. Q.-M.-Sergt. H. J., [163], [167], [336], [357], [365]
Egerton, Lady Mabelle, [83]
Egerton, Lieut.-Gen., [267], [285]
Egypt, [56], [91], [95], [103], [133], [320], [321]
Elba, [32]
Elkan, Lieut. A. J. C., [329], [370]
Elliott, Capt. W. A., [329], [369]
England, Civil War in, see Great Britain, [8]
Enquin-les-Mines, [65], [75]
Enquingatte, [68]
Equites, the Roman, [5]
Estrée Blanche, [68]
Etaples, [353]
Etna, [326]
Eupatoria, [37]
Euphrates river, Maude’s command of, [217], [236];
Marshall’s operations on, [263-64], [270];
otherwise mentioned, [104], [125], [134], [216], [230], [235], [262], [319]
Evans, Capt. J. W. D., [298], [303], [314], [329], [353], [369]
Eve, Capt. W. H., plan of camp of, [125];
courage of, [151], [152] and note;
squadron of, [170], [172], [175], [200];
at Lajj, [184], [186];
killed at Lajj, [177-81] and note;
estimate of, [177], [178], [179], [180], [192], [307], [310];
letters quoted, [63], [75], [81], [83-88], [89], [90], [94], [95], [111-13], [114], [115], [116], [117], [118], [119], [120], [122], [125], [128], [130], [142], [143], [145], [149], [152], [153], [155], [156], [166-172];
diary quoted, [78], [79], [80];
otherwise mentioned, [46], [97], [115], [138], [188], [189], [191], [197], [198], [329], [352], [366]
Eve, Mr Justice, [152] and note, [177], [307], [310];
letter to, [177]
Ezra, tomb of, [121], [125], [129]
Falkirk Muir, battle of, [21]
Fao, Fort, [319]
Farmer, Pte., [74], [336]
Farmer, Pte. R., [336]
Farquhar, Maj. T. R., [364]
Farrer, Lieut. M. R., [329], [370]
Fatha Gorge, [291], [293], [296], [301], [305], [311]
Feluja, [217]
Fenian conspiracy in Canada (1866), [40]
Fern, Pte. W., [336], [356]
Festubert, [68], [69]
Feuquières-en-Vimes, [90]
Fever, yellow, [24]
Fifty-sixth Foot, [24]
Firearms, power of, increased, [11]
Firefly, [141], [165], [169]
Fitzgibbon, Capt. H. C. D., [221], [222], [232], [266], [297], [303], [329], [353], [362], [369];
quoted, [180], [181] and note, [310-13]
FitzPatrick, Miss E., letter to, [308]
Fletcher, 2nd Lieut. A. H. F., [329] and note
Flindell, Pte. D. G., [336], [354]
Floreat Etona (picture), [184]
Flying Corps, the, [263]
“Flying Heckle” (horse), [234]
Foley, Lieut., [303]
“Follow Me” (horse), [156], [168], [169]
Ford cars, [283]
Ford vans, [275]
Foster, Lieut. G. R., [329] and note
Foster, Sergt. J. H., [131], [336], [365]
Fowke, Brigadier, cited, [21]
Fortescue (historian), quoted, [29], [46], [47]
France—
Campaigns in (1914-16), [65-88]
Campaigns of—with Austria (1859), [12];
with Prussia (1870), [12];
with Great Britain in the West Indies (1794, 1795), [23];
in the Peninsula (1810-14), [25-32];
at Waterloo (1815), [32-33];
in the Crimea (1854-55), [37]
Cavalry of, [8], [9], [11], [28]
Chivalry of, [6], [7]
Continental power of (1914), [19], [100], [101]
Otherwise mentioned, [51], [57], [59], [170], [353], [366]
Francomb, Pte. A. W., [248], [249], [250], [252], [305], [336], [354]
Frederick the Great, King of Prussia, cavalry system of, [10], [12], [18], [22]
French spoken in Mosul, [312]
French, Field-Marshal Lord, [62], [327] note
Fry, Major, [157]
Galloway, Pte., [194]
Garden of Eden, the, [105], [118], [125], [126], [129]
Gardiner, Lieut.-Col. James, commands Thirteenth Dragoons (1743), [20];
killed at Prestonpans, [21]
Gardner, Lieut. C. W., [329], [370]
Geale, Lieut., [33] note
George the Fifth, King, [64-65];
his visit to India, [42-46]
George the First, King, [17]
George, Cpl. W. S., [337], [354]
German Cavalry, [11], [62] and note
‘German Plot Unmasked, The,’ [98]
Germans made prisoners, [171], [271]
Germany—
Cavalry of, [9], [11], [62] and note
Designs of, [98-100], [132], [205], [320]
Failure of, [291], [312]
Map of Germany and Confederates, [99]
Persian intrigues of, [372]
Turkey’s communications with, [99]
War with, outbreak of, [51]
Otherwise mentioned, [204], [309]
Gerrard, Pte. H., [304], [337], [360]
Gibbons, 2nd Lieut. W. R., [329]
Gilbert, Sergt. W., [182], [184], [185], [337], [360]
Gill, Sergt.-Trumpeter S., [337], [365]
Goddard, Sergt.-Major E., [163], [167], [337], [357]
Godfree, Capt. D. W., [275-76], [285-87], [304-6], [329], [362], [364], [369]
Goldie, Maj., [75]
Goodman, Lieut. E., [329], [370]
Goorkha Infantry, [157]
Gore, Lieut. R., [329], [366]
Goths, [6]
Gowan, Capt. C. H, adventures of, [211];
quoted, [275], [276];
otherwise mentioned, [279], [290], [329], [362], [364], [366]
Grant, Major-Gen., [32]
Gray, Sergt. J., [248-50], [252], [337], [354], [365]
Great Britain—
Asia, position in, [98], [107], [133], [204-5]
Boer Republics’ ultimatum to (’99), [41]
German menace to (1914), [51], [100], [320]
Indian army of, see under India
Sea power of, [104], [321-2]
Wars of, [1];
Civil War, [8]
Greece, [4], [5]
Greenshields, Maj., [315]
Griffiths, Gunner, [20]
Guards, [367], [368]
Gubbins, Capt., [33] note
Gufa race, [234]
Guk-Tappah, [287], [288]
Gustavus Adolphus, King of Sweden, [9]
H. V. Rifle, [67]
Hadraniyah, Thirteenth Hussars charge at (1918), [293-96], [299], [305], [307], [311], [313-16], [324-25], [353-55], [359], [360]
Hadraniyah Bluff, [298]
Hadraniyah Ford, [296], [313]
Hai river, [138-41], [146], [224] note, [324]
Hai Town, [146], [149]
Haig, Field-Marshal Lord, [87] quoted;
on Cavalry, [327] and note, [328]
Haig’s Cavalry, [75]
Haines, Squadron Q.-M.-Sergt. S. B., [338], [363], [365]
Halstead, Pte. C., [249], [338], [359]
Halswelle, Capt. G., [368]
Hamilton, [190]
Hamilton, Col., [20]
Hamilton-Grace, Maj. R. S., [329], [353], [362], [364], [365], [367]
Hammam Ali, [311]
Hammond, Pte. W., [338], [355]
Hampson, Lieut. J., [329], [371]
Hannibal, [5], [6] and note, [9]
Hanover, House of, [19]
Haqui Bey, [300], [313]
Harding, Pte. J. T., [317], [318], [357], [364]
Hardinge, Viscount, [49]
Harrington, Earl of, [19]
Harrison, Sergt A., [338], [354]
Harrison, 2nd Lieut. W. B., [329] and note
Harris, Pte, C., [338], [356], [359]
Harriss, Pte., [233]
Hartigan, Lieut. M. G., [232], [233], [238], [266], [303], [312], [329], [362], [370]
Harvey, Pte. F., [304], [338], [360]
Hastings, battle of, [8]
Hawkins, 2nd Lieut. H. R., [329] and note
Hayworth, Pte. F., [338], [356]
Hazebrouck, [33]
Head, Col., [26]
Heathman, Cpl. A. E., [168], [338], [357]
Heavy Brigade, the, at Balaclava, [38], [39]
Henderson, Col., quoted, [12], [13], [14], [15], [46], [56], [62] note, [327]
Herbert, Pte. P. H., [339], [354]
Herodotus, cited, [4]
Hibbert, Pte. A., [249], [339], [359]
Higgs, Squadron Q.-M.-Sergt. W., [269], [339]
Highlanders, Ninety-Third, [38]
Hilawiyni, [212]
Hill, Sergt. A. E., [339]
Hill, Pte G. A., [339], [356]
Hill, Pte. H., [339]
Hill, Capt. R. C., [143], [144], [153], [329], [339], [361], [371]
Hill, Sergt. W. J., [114], [163], [168], [304], [339], [357], [360], [365]
Hind, Capt. J. H., [255], [330], [365], [367]
Hindustan, [40], [43], [45]
Hirsch, Lieut. J. H., [227], [330], [370];
quoted, [227], [228]
‘History of the Peninsular War,’ [29]
Hit, [264], [270]
Hobbs, Cpl. J., [339], [355]
Hodgkinson, Capt. G. H., [368]
Hogg, Pte. C., [178] note, [339]
Holden, Sergt. W., [364]
Holland, Brig.-Gen., [274]
Hollen-Prior, Gen., see Pryor
Hollingdale, Lieut. E. T., [330], [370]
Holloway, Sergt. H. S., [339], [357], [365]
Holloway, Sergt. R., [271], [304], [339], [354]
Holt, Lieut. W. V., [368]
Holt, Miss, [83]
Honours and Rewards, [361-65]
Horner, Capt. A. L., [330], [366], [369]
Horse Artillery, see under Artillery
Horse Guards, [368]
Horse, Poona, [85]
Horse, Skinner’s, [52] and note, [96]
Horse, Watson’s, [183]
Horse, Welsh, [368]
Horses (see also Cavalry)—
Bible mention of, [3]
Care of, [112], [114], [126]
Casualties among, [62], [156] and note, [192]
Cavalry, [62], [156] and note
Names of, [94], [114], [119] and note, [156], [168], [169], [178], [179], [191], [232], [233], [234], [266], [269]
Size of Greek, [4]
Sufferings of, [58], [61], [62], [64], [156] and note, [224]
Hotchkiss guns, [125], [148], [161], [188], [193], [207], [221], [238], [243], [269], [283], [284], [305]
Hougomont, [33]
Howard, Lce.-Cpl. J., [339], [354]
Howard, Capt. the Hon. M. F. S., [368]
Howey, Capt. J. E. P., [304], [330], [369]
Hows, Pte. W. E., [339], [355]
Hudson, Lce.-Sergt. H., [249], [339], [359]
Humphrey, Pte. E., [306], [340], [363]
Hunt, Pte. W. F., [340], [354]
Huntingfield, Capt. Lord, [330] and note, [368]
Huntsgreen, [355]
Hussars, The—
Eighth, [39], [52], [54], [342], [368]
Eighteenth, [340], [352], [368]
Eleventh, [39], [353], [365], [367], [368]
Fifteenth, [32]
Fourth, [39]
Fourteenth, [19], [32], [132], [268], [274], [275], [276], [326], [330], [369]
Northumberland, [367], [369]
Thirteenth (for squadrons of, see A, B, C, D)—
Barrett’s history of, [1];
service of, [1], [2], [17];
summary of early history of, [17-41];
known as Munden’s Dragoons, [17], [18], [19];
become Light Dragoons (1777 circa), [22];
first called Hussars (1861-62), [40];
in India, [45-60];
attitude towards war (1914), [51], [52];
campaign in France (1915-16), [67-84];
campaign in Mesopotamia (1916-18), [124], [131], [132], [140], [141], [158], [159], [173-77], [199], [216], [217], [218], [220], [237], [238], [264], [273-75], [293-96], [322], [323], [324], [325];
return to England, [326];
roll of officers, [329], [330];
roll of non-commissioned officers and other ranks, [331-51];
casualties, [352-60];
honours and rewards, [361-65];
dedication service and unveiling of memorial tablet, [372-75];
Old Comrades Association, [376], [377]
Regimental Diary, quoted, [49], [50], [93], [192], [205], [206], [223]
Squadrons of, see A, B, C, D
Yorkshire, [368]
Huwaish Gorge, [313], [316]
Hyderabad, [42]
‘Illustratte Zeitung,’ [166]
Imam Arbain, [245]
Imam Mahdi, [160], [241], [352], [353], [354], [357]
‘In Mesopotamia,’ [231]
India—
Army of, [44], [55-57], [91-92], [102] (see also Cavalry—Indian)
Attitude towards war (1914), [51] and note
Capital of (Delhi), [44-45]
Contingent from, [65]
Durbar in (1911), [45]
Empire of, [55]
Government of, [54]
Hindustan, [40]
Karnul, insurrection in (1839), [35], [36]
King George’s visit to (1911), [44], [45]
Map of, [34]
Military value of (1914), [100], [101], [103]
Moghuls the conquerors of, [43], [44]
Mutiny in (1857), [43]
Peninsula of, [43]
Punjabi Infantry of, [245]
Thirteenth Hussars in (1819-40), [34], [35], [36];
(1870-84), [40];
(1904), [41];
quartered at Meerut (1910), [43];
take part in Durbar (1911), [45];
reviewed by King George, [46];
life in India, [47-58];
attitude towards war (1914), [51], [52];
voyage to England, [60-63]
Otherwise mentioned, [49], [133], [134], [229], [271], [306]
Indian Cavalry, see under Cavalry—
Expeditionary Force, [97]
Soldiers, [138], [320];
driver mentioned for gallantry, [317-18]
Infantry—
British—
Wellington’s, [27];
in Mesopotamia, [170], [202], [251], [254], [255], [257], [258], [323]
German, [62]
Goorkha, [157]
Mobile, [328]
Oxford and Bucks Light, [68]
Punjabi, [245]
Roman, [6]
Swiss, [8]
Turkish, [174], [176], [177]
Inkerman, battle of, [39]
Inniskilling Dragoons, [20], [68]
Inverness, [20]
Irawadi river, [121], [322]
Ireland, Thirteenth Hussars in (1718-42), [19], [20];
(1748-95), [22-24]
Iron rations, [78], [80]
Ironsides, [8]
Islam, [102]
Islanda, [99], [109], [110] and note
Ismail Hakki, [295]
Istabulat, [241], [244]
Italian Medal, the, [232], [362], [364]
Italy—
Ally of Germany (1914), [99], [291]
Hannibal’s invasion of, [5], [6] and note
Izakhi Canal, [244]
Jackson, Stonewall, [46]
Jackson, Capt. T. K., [330], [368]
Jacobite Rebellions, [19-21], [26]
Jaffer’s Tomb, [212], [352]
Jamaica, [23-25]
James, Lce.-Cpl. E., [340], [354]
James-Moore, Pte. J. H., [340], [363]
Japan, [100]
Jasper, Pte. F. G., [249], [340], [355]
Jat Lancers, [298], [300]
Jebel Hamrin Range, [240], [241], [242], [244], [263], [273], [280], [281], [293], [301], [311];
description of, [220], [222], [224], [236] and note
Jebel Makhul, [301]
Jeddere-Fisher, Maj. H. J., [368]
Jeffrey, Capt. J. A., [127], [152], [156], [188], [191], [208], [265], [266], [286], [303], [311], [330], [362], [364], [366]
Jeffrey, Pte. J., [249], [340], [359]
Jemmett, Lieut. C. W., [330], [370]
Jervis, Adm., [136]
Jews, [129], [209]
Jibuti, [60]
Johnson, Lieut. H. H., [330], [370]
Johnston, Capt. L. C., [330], [369]
Jones, Gen., quoted, [227]
Jones, Pte., [270]
Jones, Pte. Alfred, [178], [189], [340], [354], [363]
Jones, Major H. Ll., [330], [353], [361], [362], [364], [365], [367]
Jones, Lieut. H. R., [238], [249], [271], [330], [362], [370]
Jones, Pte. T. R., [340], [354]
Jordan, Pte. C. W., [340], [354]
Joseph Bonaparte, King, [30], [36]
Judkins, Lieut. B. E. H., [330], [369]
Julnar, [242]
Kabul, [40]
Kadhimain, [203], [206]
Kaiser, the, [101], [102], [205]
Kalahaji, Fahan, [356]
Kalyan, [93]
Kandahar, [40]
Kara Tepe, [263], [273]
Karnul, insurrection at (1839), [35], [36]
Karnul, Nawab of, [35]
Kasper, Pte., [243]
Kazimain, [208-210], [212], [214]
Keaney, Pte. P., [222], [340], [360]
Kelly’s Canal, [235] and note
Kennard, Major W. A., [330] and note, [353], [361], [364], [367]
Kennedy, Lieut. M. C., [96], [330], [366]
Kennedy, Capt. S. V., [330], [362], [364], [366]
Kennington, Lce.-Cpl. C. H., [340], [354]
Kerbela, [272]
Keswick, Lieut. H. G., [266], [330], [369]
Khair-el-Kharabeh, [206]
Khalifs, City of the, [202]
Khan Baghdadi, [271]
Khan Mifraji, [289]
Khanal Kharninah, [245]
Khaniquin, [268]
Khasradalah, [284], [359]
Kifri, [263], [273]
Kifri-ain-Faris, [283]
Kifri-Tuz Road, [276], [284]
Killacky, Pte. T., [117], [341], [355]
Killick, Pte. A., [341], [354]
King, Lieut., [30]
Kirkuk, [273], [274], [286], [288], [292], [293], [359]
Kitchener, Field-Marshal Lord, [81]
Kitchener’s Men, [81], [116], [138]
Kitcher, Lce.-Cpl. F. C., [290], [341], [363]
Kizil-Robart, [241], [244]
Knapman, Sergt. H., [188] note, [341], [354]
Königgratz, battle of, [12]
Koran, the, [184], [320]
Kruger, President, [16]
Ktuwair, [289]
Kulawand, Cavalry charge at, [274], [275], [276], [283], [284], [324]
Kurdarrah river, [358]
Kurdish language, [312]
Kurds, [203], [240], [283], [312], [313]
Kurna, [126]
Kut Cup, [232], [233], [234]
Kut-el-Amara, occupied by Townshend (1915), [104];
surrender of (1916), [107];
recapture of (1917), [158-171], [204];
mentioned, [92], [113], [126], [132], [133], [135], [137], [140], [141], [150], [162], [216], [231], [242], [323]
La Bassée, [75]
La Source, [64]
La Valentine, camp at, [93]
Ladysmith, siege of, [15], [41]
Lajj, battle at, [173-75];
Thirteenth Hussars’ charge at, [176-78];
casualties at, [181-88], [191], [192];
Colonel Richardson’s account of, [195-98];
General Maude’s view of, [199], [324];
mentioned, [200], [241], [246], [270], [279], [325], [352-55], [357-58], [360]
Lajj, sketch of battlefield at, [175]
Lajj Cup, [232], [233], [234]
Lake, Gen., [119], [132]
Lancaster, [18]
Lancers—
Fourteenth, [160], [196], [197], [314], [315], [316], [317]
Fourteenth Indian, [96], [258], [295], [307]
Jat, [298], [300]
Seventeenth, [39], [43], [174]
Thirteenth, [196], [246], [295-97], [300], [314-16]
Thirteenth Indian, [96]
Twenty-First, [297], [353], [364], [369]
Latour Maubourg, [28]
Lawrence, Maj., [33]
Lawrence, Lieut. F. G., [330], [370]
Lawson-Smith, Lieut. T. E., [330] and note, [352], [367]
Le Patourel, Lieut. A. M., [266], [330], [365], [370]
Le Plouy, [355]
Leeman, Lce.-Sergt. W., [304], [341], [354]
Leetham, Col, Sir A., [361], [368]
Legion of Honour, [362]
Legions, Roman, [5], [6]
Leutchford, Cpl. W., [249], [342], [359]
Lewin, Brig.-Gen., [293]
Lewis guns, [275], [283]
Liddle, Pte. A., [249], [341], [359]
Life Guards, [367], [368]
Light Brigade, charge of the, [37], [38], [39], [122], [199]
Ligonier, Col., [21]
Lille, [76]
Lillers, [353]
Lindsey, Lce.-Cpl. H., [249], [341], [357], [359]
Lisbon, [26-29], [31]
Little, Pte. P. W., [304], [341], [360]
Lomas, Lce.-Cpl. F., [306], [341], [363]
Lonsdale, Lce.-Cpl. R., [233], [341]
Lord, Lieut. J. A., [143], [144], [160], [164], [168], [171], [330], [353], [367]
Los Santos, [30]
Lovejoy, Pte. S. A., [342], [355]
Loyal North Lancashire Regt., [202]
Lucas, Lieut. J. H., [330], [370]
Lucknow, [36], [43] note
Luff, Squadron Q.-M.-Sergt. H., [233], [342]
Lumley, Capt. J. N., [330], [362], [364], [366]
Lyman, Pte. F., [342], [354]
Lynch-Staunton, 2nd Lieut. G., [177], [185], [186], [190], [191], [197], [198], [330], [352], [370]
Lyons, Capt. J. D., [368]
MacArthur, Capt. E. W., [368]
M‘Bride, Squadron Q,-M.-Sergt. F. A., [342], [363]
Macdonald, Capt. H., [269], [330], [352], [362], [370];
leads charge at Tuz, [274], [276], [279], [280], [285], [290]
Macdonnell, Pte. M., [249], [342], [355]
Machine-gun Squadron, 25th, [270]
M‘Creadie, Pte. W., [342], [354]
M‘Lagan, Lieut. C. A. G., [330], [353], [369]
Maclean, Col. Sir F., [368]
MacMunn, Gen., quoted, [125]
M‘Nulty, Pte. P., [147], [163], [193], [195], [310], [342], [354]
Madgin, 2nd Lieut. W., [330] and note [66]
Madras, [36]
Madrid, [30]
Maguire, Sergt. (Trumpeter) W. F., [247], [256], [342], [365]
Mahailla (Arab boat), [144]
Mahan, Adm., [6] note
Mahomedan cemetery near Kirkuk, [288], [297], [298], [313]
Mahomedans—
Holy cities of, [272]
India, in: chiefs, [35], [42];
soldiers, [102]
Power of, in Asia, [101], [102], [320]
Rules of, [184]
Makina, [180], [355]
Malta, [95]
Manby, Pte. E., [249], [342], [359]
Mandali, [240], [241], [244], [253]
Mantis, [268]
Maps—
Advance from Basra, [124]
” on Baghdad, [159]
Baghdad and Field of Operations (1917-18), [201]
British Position on the Tigris, [137]
Germany and her Confederates, [99]
India, [34]
Marathas, [35]
Marathon, [4], [104]
Marchant, Maj, T. H. S., [87], [330], [361], [364], [365], [366]
Marengo, battle of, [11]
Marival, [87]
Marlborough, 1st Duke of, [1], [9], [10], [17], [19], [21], [22]
Marne, battle of the, [65]
Maroons, the, rebellion of, [23-25]
Marseilles, [57], [63], [65], [93], [94], [96]
Marshall, Lieut.-Gen. Sir W. R., marches to Zeur, [173], [174];
commands in Mesopotamia, [262];
winter work of (1917-18), [263];
attacks Turks, [263], [264];
plan of campaign (1918), [273];
quoted, on the armies in Mesopotamia, [262];
on cavalry work in Mesopotamia, [273], [274];
otherwise quoted, [236], [237], [262-64], [291], [293-96], [319], [320];
otherwise mentioned, [139], [140], [327] and note
Mary, Princess, [64], [65]
Mary, Queen, [64-65];
visit to India (1911), [46]
Masistius, [4]
Mason, Pte. Reuben, [342], [354]
Masséna, Marshal, [28]
Massey, Pte. C. T., [342];
quoted, [92], [93], [109-11], [115], [139], [143], [146], [154], [161-64], [192-95], [214], [215], [223], [342];
cited, [140]
Masson, [164]
“Matches” (horse), [191], [232], [255], [266]
Matthews, Sergt. W., [244], [249], [343], [354], [363]
Maude, Gen. Sir Stanley, commands in Mesopotamia, [107], [108];
plan of campaign, [135-38], [235-37], [323-24];
attacks Turks, [157];
takes Baghdad, [203-5];
plan of operations beyond Baghdad, [216], [217];
Lajj Cup given by, [232];
inspects cavalry, [233];
presents Cups, [234];
death of, [237], [238], [260], [262];
estimate of, [238];
despatch quoted, [136-37], [160-61], [173];
quoted, [7];
on fight at Lajj, [199];
otherwise quoted, [201], [203], [218], [219], [229], [230], [323], [324];
cited, [138], [175], [218];
otherwise mentioned, [119] note, [131], [132], [140], [155], [232], [260], [262], [263], [322], [327]
Maxim guns, [167]
Medaille Barbatie se Credente, [364]
Médaille Militaire, [86]
Medals—
American, [362]
Distinguished Conduct, [241], [244], [249], [289], [306], [335-48], [363]
Italian, [232], [262], [364]
Meritorious service, [332-51], [363]
Military, [233], [241], [244], [249], [259], [333-50], [362]
Roumanian, [364]
Medd Bridges, [253]
Mediterranean Sea, [56], [63], [95], [97], [227]
Meerut, [43], [47];
Club, [52]
Meerut Cavalry Brigade, [57], [92], [96]
Meerut Division, [52]
Mellor, Lce.-Cpl. A., [343], [357], [359]
Memorial Tablet to Thirteenth Hussars, [372], [374]
Mendali taken by British, [236], [281]
Meritorious Service Medal, [332-51], [363]
Merv, [319]
Mesopotamia—
Baghdad, see that heading
Campaign in (1914-18)—Townshend’s expedition to Kut (1915), [104];
position of British force (autumn 1915), [106];
surrender of Kut (1916), [107];
Maudesucceeds Lake in command of British Army, [132];
his position, [132-38];
Kut recaptured (1917), [158-171];
engagement at Lajj, [173-88];
fall of Baghdad, [200-4];
Baquha occupied, [217];
Russians join British, [218];
engagements at Ramadie, [235], [236];
at Mendali, [236];
at Tekrit, [245-48]; [255-58];
Marshall in command of Army, [262];
engagements at Kulawand (1918), [274], [278];
Tuz Kermatli, [279], [280-285];
Hadraniyah, [293-99]; [313-16];
review of, [319-20];
enemy losses in, [319];
British casualties in, [352-60]
Description of, [105], [106], [319], [320]
Navigation in, [120], [121], [122], [135], [321], [322]
Thirteenth Hussars’ voyage to, [109-13]
Mesopotamian Field Force, [96], [262]
Messines, [352]
Messing, English system of, in India, [49]
Metcalfe, Maj. J. C., [368]
Meteren, [352]
Methven, Capt. D. M., [330], [369]
Michell, Lieut. R. J. V., [330], [370]
Military Cross, [222], [232], [241], [244], [249], [259], [290], [306], [363]
Military Medal, [226], [233], [244], [249], [289], [306], [333-50], [362]
Miller, Pte. C. A., [249], [343], [357]
Miller, Lce.-Cpl. T. R., [343], [354]
Millican, Pte. S., [343], [355]
Moghuls, [43], [44]
Monitors, [131], [144], [165], [167], [168], [169], [170], [171], [268]
Mons, retreat from, [46]
Montecuculi, [9]
Moon, Lieut. N. L., [330], [369]
Moore, 2nd Lieut. H. A., [330] and note
Moore, Pte. P., [343], [356]
Morris, Cpl. J., [343]. [354]
Morrison, Pte. J., [182], [184], [185], [343], [360]
Mortimer, Pte. H., [226], [244], [249], [343], [363];
quoted, [147], [148], [224-226], [259]
Moss, Sergt. E. E., [163], [269], [343], [363]
Mosul—description of, [309], [312];
surrender of, [311], [312];
otherwise mentioned, [185], [280], [291], [293], [295], [301], [305], [308], [319], [321], [326]
Mosul Villayat, [312]
Motor-buses, London, [68]
Mounted Brigade, the, [367]
Moustaches, permission to shave, [139]
Munden, Brig. Richard, [17], [18], [19], [22];
Dragoons, [18], [19]
Munster, Lieut. J. F., death and estimate of, [150];
quoted, [117], [120], [144];
otherwise mentioned, [96], [116], [118], [152], [153], [330], [352], [369]
Murat, Marshal, [11]
Mushada, [223]
Mushaidi, [217]
Naffdach, [284]
Nahr Massag, [357]
Nahrin, [282]
Nalas, [173] and note
Napier, Major-Gen. Sir W. F. P., [29-31]
Napoleon Bonaparte—Cavalry of, [11];
Marshals of, [11], [26];
Peninsular campaign of, [26-31];
otherwise mentioned, [12], [25], [26], [31], [32], [35], [56], [98], [101], [105], [139] and note
Nasariyeh, [137]
Natal, [40], [41], [46], [56]
Navy, British, [26];
as affecting Mesopotamia, [104], [165], [171]
Nawab of Karnul, [35]
Neill, Capt. Norman, [49] and note, [330] and note, [340], [352], [367]
Nejef, [272]
Neuve Chapelle, [75], [77], [80]
New Zealand, [66]
Newman, Sergt. A. S., [248], [249], [250], [252], [343], [354]
Newman, Lieut. W. G., [330], [370]
Newman, Pte. W. H., [296], [297], [304], [344], [355]
Newton, Capt. H. G. T., death and estimate of, [226], [227];
quoted, [185-87], [212-14];
otherwise mentioned, [151], [175], [181], [186], [195], [330], [353], [366]
Nicholson’s Nek, battle of, [15]
“Nightshade” (horse), [271]
Nineveh, [105], [309]
Nizam of Secunderabad, [42]
Noel, Lieut., [303]
Nœux les Mines, [354], [356]
Norfolk, Lieut. H., [368]
Norledge, Pte. F. G., [344], [355]
North, Pte. L., [344], [355]
Northbrook, [60]
Northumberland Hussars, [367], [369]
Norton, Brig.-Gen. Charles, [245], [293], [300] [313], [314];
quoted, [296]
Norton, Capt. D. J. E., [244], [246], [247], [249], [251], [266], [304], [330], [362], [370]
Norwood, Lieut. W. J. L., [330], [370]
Noyelles les Vermelles, [353]
Numidians, [5]
Oakes, Capt. J. O., [87], [89], [330], [367]
Oazah Chia, [286]
O’Connor, Lce.-Cpl. J., [249], [344], [359]
O’Connor, Pte. T., [152] and note, [344], [356]
Oisemont, [90]
O’Kelly, Capt. H. A. de P., [352], [368]
Old Comrades Dinner, [50], [377]
Oldham, Capt., [39]
Olive, letter to, [310]
Omdurman, [315]
Omnibuses for troops, [68]
Orders and Decorations, [361-64]
Orleans, [63], [64], [65]
Ormrod, Lieut. L. A., [143], [144], [190], [232], [233], [266], [271], [330], [370]
Orthes, [31]
Osmond, Lieut. L., [270], [330], [370]
Ostend, [32]
Ottoman Turks, [103]
Owen, Pte. A., [290], [344], [355], [363]
Owen, Lieut. L. G., [330], [370]
Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry, [68]
Paardeberg, battle of, [15]
Palestine—
Campaign in (1914-18), [103], [205], [217], [263], [264], [268], [291], [321]
Cavalry in, [91], [108], [323], [327]
Pankhurst, Pte. J., [344], [354]
Pappenheim, Count, [9]
Pardon, Lieut. R. B., [155], [330], [370]
Paris, [33], [65]
Parkes, Lieut. G. H., [303], [306], [330], [362], [370]
Parthenon, the, [4]
Parthians, [6]
Pathans, [35]
Patrick, Pte. V., [304], [344], [360]
Pay, Pte. W. W., [344], [365]
Payne, Capt. F. N., character of, [167], [207];
death of, [261];
quoted on fight at Lajj, [187-90];
on Capt. Eve’s death, [189];
on Baghdad, [207-11];
on Kazimain, [208], [209];
otherwise mentioned, [157], [162] and note, [167], [169], [171], [180], [182], [224], [231], [330], [353], [370]
Pearson, Lieut. W. R., [114], [141], [155], [320], [330], [370]
Pedder, Brig.-Gen. E. N., [368]
Pedder, Lieut. G. R., [185], [186], [188], [198], [231], [330], [353], [367];
quoted, [96], [116], [118], [120], [122], [123], [126], [141], [143], [164-65], [180], [190], [192], [231], [232], [252], [253], [255], [264], [265], [266]
Peep-o’-Day Boys, [23]
Peat, see Peet
Peet, Pte. G., [232], [344], [358]
Pélissier, Marshal, [40]
Peninsular Badge, [32]
Peninsular War, the, [26-31], [36], [41], [51], [56], [132]
Pennington, see Pinnington
Pepys, Lieut.-Col. W., [330], [361], [364], [367], [368]
“Percival” (horse), [234]
Persia—
Alexander the Great’s invasion of (334 B.C.), [4]
Baku expedition through, [274]
Conditions in (1916-17), [101-4], [132-34], [263]
German influence in, [272], [273]
Oilfields of, [104]
Russians in, [217], [230], [235], [320]
Turkey’s reverses in, [217], [218], [236], [240], [291]
Persian Gulf, [99], [104], [109]
Persians, [4], [102], [136]
Peter the Great of Russia, [9]
Philippon, Gen., [30]
Phillips, Lieut.-Col. H., [361], [362], [368]
Pinnington, Lieut. E. F., [182] note, [183], [185], [186], [191], [197], [198], [330], [353], [370];
quoted on fight at Lajj, [183-85]
Pitman, Pte. D., [82] and note, [344], [353]
Platæa, battle of, [104]
Poictiers, battle of, [7]
Poles, [168]
Polo, [42], [43], [47], [49], [52], [53], [120], [123], [231], [232]
Pont Rémy, [92]
Pook, Lieut. W. J. C., [330], [370]
Poona Horse, [85]
Popham, Squadron Serg.-Maj. E. L., [345], [365]
Portugal, campaign in, [26-30]
Potter, Squadron Sergt.-Maj. A., [238], [363], [364], [365]
Powell, Pte. W., [304], [345], [356], [360]
Preston, battle of (1715), [18], [19]
Prestonpans, battle of (1745), [20], [21]
Prisoners of war, [183], [353], [360], [368]
Prussia, [10], [12], [18]
Prussians, [33]
Pryor, Gen. Holland, [274], [285]
‘Punch,’ [157]
Punic Wars, [5]
Punjabi Infantry, [245]
Pushtikuh Mountains, [149] and note
Pymm, Lieut., [33] and note
Pyrenees, battles of, [31]
Qarah Tappah, [267]
Qasr-i-Shirin, [268]
Quatre Bras, battle of, [32]
Quayirah, [316]
Queen’s Regiment, [368]
Qusil Robart, [253]
Ragged Brigade, the, [32], [36], [132]
Ramadie, surrender of, [235], [236], [253], [264]
Ramillies, battle of, [9]
Rayner, Cpl. G., [306], [345], [363], [365]
Reaves, Lce.-Cpl. A. E., [249], [345], [359]
Red Crescent Associations, [252]
Red Cross, the French, [63], [252]
Red Cross Hospital at Rouen, [82]
Red Sea, [61], [63], [93]
Redman, Pte. R. G. A., [345], [355]
Rees, Lieut.-Col. J. G., [361], [365], [368]
Regimental Associations, [376]
Regimental Diary of Thirteenth Hussars, [49], [50], [93], [192], [205], [206], [223]
‘Regimental History,’ cited, [1]
Remington, Gen., [90]
Remount Department, [368]
Repton, [164]
Reuter, [280]
Rhine, river, [108]
Richards, Lce.-Sergt. A. N., [345], [363]
Richardson, Lieut.-Col. J. J., commands Thirteenth Hussars in Mesopotamia, [97];
wounded at Lajj, [176], [177], [181], [185], [191], [195];
courage at Lajj, [188];
decorations of, [189];
leads charge at Hadraniyah, [315], [316];
estimate of, [195];
quoted, [115];
on advance to Baghdad, [159], [160], [161];
on fight at Lajj, [195-98];
on operations at Tekrit, [244], [261];
letter to Gen. Symons, [250];
to Sir Frederick Williams-Taylor, [250-52];
letter on Capt. Robinson’s death, [255-57];
to Sir R. Baden-Powell, [277-79], [300-2], [305], [306];
letters from, [280], [281];
otherwise mentioned, [83], [86], [115], [131], [151] note, [174] note, [198], [226], [275], [290], [299], [300], [302], [311], [330], [353], [361], [362], [364], [367], [374]
Richardson’s Bluff, [296], [302], [313], [314];
sketch of position at, [292]
Rifle, the H. V., [67]
Riley-Smith, Lieut. W., [330]
Risaldar, [58]
Roberts, Pte. J. L., [222], [223] and note, [346], [355], [363]
Robinson, Capt. S. O., death of, [237], [239], [247], [248], [249], [250], [251];
estimate of, [255], [256];
quoted, [129], [230], [231], [232], [233];
otherwise mentioned, [150], [152], [153], [220], [231], [238], [243], [246], [253], [254], [330], [352], [353], [364], [367]
Roche, Lieut. F. G., [330], [369]
Rocroy, battle of, [9]
Rogers, Sergt. J. H., [346], [363], [365]
Rohillas, [35]
Rolfe, 2nd Lieut. E. V., [183], [197], [198], [310], [330], [352], [370];
killed at Lajj., [177], [185], [186], [191]
Roll of Honour, [310]
Roll of officers, Thirteenth Hussars, [329-30]
Roll of non-commissioned officers and other ranks, Thirteenth Hussars, [331-51]
Roman Catholics, enlistment of, [22]
Roman Cavalry, [5], [6]
Rome, [6], [104]
Rose, Capt. W. G., [330], [369]
Rouen, [82], [83]
Roumanian orders, [362], [364];
medals, [364]
Roundheads, [8]
Royal Army Medical Corps, [162], [329], [330]
Royal Horse Guards, [368]
Royalists, [9]
Rupert, Capt. G., [368]
Rupert, Prince, [9]
Russell, Gen. Sir Baker, [44]
Russell, Lieut. G. R., [304], [330], [353], [370]
Russia—
British attitude towards (1885), [110] note
Campaign of: in Crimea (1854-55), [36-40]
Campaign of: in Mesopotamia (1915-1918)—Russian position in the East, [51] note, [98], [99];
Germany’s designs, [132];
Russians co-operate with British against Turks, [136], [217], [218], [267];
Russian collapse, [262], [320]
Russian Cavalry, [37], [38]
Russian Orders, [362]
Russo-Japanese War, [16]
Russo-Turkish War, [12]
Ruz, [282]
Ryan, Chaplain, [248], [256]
Ryder, Lieut. C. F., [330] and note
Sa Salekh, [222]
Sadiyeh, [241], [243], [244], [267]
Sahilijah, [270]
Said, Port, [62], [93-95], [96], [116]
Saint Anne, Order of, [362]
Saint Michael and Saint George, Order of, [361]
Saint Omer, [75]
Saint Riquier, [90]
Saint Stanislaus, Order of, [362]
Sakaltutan Pass, [267]
Sakizli, [287]
Salonika, [92], [291]
Samarrah, [223], [241], [244], [253], [268], [289]
San Domingo, [24]
Sannaiyat, [137], [138], [140], [150], [157], [158], [162], [167], [171], [324]
Sassoon, Capt. A. M., [286], [330], [362], [364], [366]
Saunders, Sergt., [269]
Sawyer, Pte. J. G., [346], [355]
Saxe, Marshal, [10]
Scarlett’s Heavy Brigade, [38]
Schubert, Pte. J. S., [346], [355]
‘Science of War, The,’ [12], [46], [56], [62] note
Scottish Rifles, [368]
Scythians, [3]
Sea power in history, [6] note, [98];
of Great Britain, [59], [104], [321];
of Rome, [104]
Sebastopol, [37], [40]
Secker, Capt. V. H., [330], [369]
Secunderabad, [42], [43]
Seekins, R. S.-M. S., [247], [249], [269], [286], [346], [362]
Seidlitz, [10]
Sepoys, [27], [56]
Serajevo murders, [50]
Serbian Order of White Eagle, [363]
Serny, [75]
Serri, the, [221]
Shabkadr, [315]
Shamran, [157], [161]
Shanley, Lieut. T., [330] and note [3]
Sharaban, [241], [282]
Shat-el-Arab, [104]
Shatt-el-Adhaim, [267]
Shaw, Pte. A., [269], [346], [359]
Shawa Khan, [202]
Sheikh Suliman, [356]
Sheikh Saad, [131], [192]
Sheil, Lieut. P. H. J., [330], [370]
Shemal, the, [118]
Shenandoah, [14]
Shergat, [293], [296]
Sheridan (American officer), [14]
Sheriffmuir, battle of, [19]
Shia, [272]
Shumran Bend, [159], [352], [353], [354], [356]
Shushan, [105]
Sibson, 2nd Lieut. A. J. R. M., [330], [371]
Sikhs, [12]
Sinajah, [241], [268]
Sindiyeh, [222]
Sketches of Eve’s camp, [125];
of Lajj battlefield, [175];
of Tekrit position, [259];
of Richardson’s Bluff, [292]
Skinner, Col., [52] note
Skinner’s Horse, [52] and note, [96]
Slavin, Pte. R., [347], [355]
Smallpox, [244]
Smith, Pte. S., [347], [356]
Smith, Pte. W. J., [347], [355]
Smithers, Lce.-Cpl. J., [269], [347], [365]
Smith-Sligo, 2nd Lieut. R. W. M. G., [330] and note [3]
Smithson, Brig.-Gen. W. C., [361], [368]
Somme, battle of the, [148], [166]
Soper, Pte. R., [347], [355]
Soult, Marshal, [31]
Spain, [5], [26], [105]
Spaniards, [26]
Spanton, Lce.-Sergt. F., [182], [184], [185], [347], [360];
quoted on Lajj, [181-83];
cited, [183]
Spencer, Lt.-Col. A. W. B., [368]
Spencer, Capt. H. E., [362], [365], [368]
Spicer, Lce.-Cpl. (Tptr.) J. A., [310], [347], [355]
Squadrons of Thirteenth Hussars, see A, B, C, D
Stanhope, see Harrington
Stanton, Squadron Sergt.-Farrier W., [347], [365]
Star of Roumania, Order of, [362]
Steele, Major C., [175], [187] and note, [200], [290], [330], [364], [365], [366];
courage of, [151] and note, [152] note
Steer, Pte. F., [347], [355]
Stephenson, Pte. F., [347], [355]
Stevens, Lce.-Cpl. J., [241], [347], [363], [365]
Steward, Pte. H. W., [249], [347], [359]
Stirling, Lieut. D. A., [116], [153], [190], [248], [256], [266], [312], [330], [362], [364], [370]
Stocker, Capt. E. H., [330], [367]
Stones, Pte. J. L. K., [310], [348], [354]
Strawbridge, Sergt. S. G., [348], [363]
Stuarts, the, [17]
Stubbs, Pte. R., [249], [348], [359]
Styles, Sergt. (Tptr.) J. S., [348], [354]
Sudan campaign, [56]
Suez, [57], [61], [62], [93], [96]
Sultan of Turkey, the, [101], [320]
Sunni, [272]
Sutton, Lieut., [315]
Swayne, Martin, [231]
Swedish cavalry, [9]
Swiss infantry, [8]
Switzerland, [90]
Symondson, Lieut. V. F., [330] and note [5], [367]
Symons, Brig.-Gen, A., [58], [82], [199], [250], [277], [324], [330], [361], [364], [365], [366]
Syria, [105], [291], [321]
Table Mountain Bridge, [282]
Tagus river, [28]
Tank Corps, [368]
Tarr, S.Q.-M.-S. S., [348], [363]
Tarr, Pte. W. G., [115], [348], [355]
Tassie, Squadron Q.-M.-Sergt. W. D., [151], [153], [154], [194], [348], [363]
Tauq, [284], [285]
Tauq-Chai, [285]
Taylor, Lce.-Cpl. A., [194], [269], [348], [358]
Taylor, Brig.-Gen. A. H. M., [362], [367]
Taylor, Pte. C. E., [249], [348], [356], [358], [359]
Taza, [285], [286], [288]
Taza-Kharatli, [286]
Taziyan, [286]
Tchernaya, battle of (1855), [40]
Teague, Pte. J. P., [348], [356]
Tegg, Squadron Sergt.-Maj. F. J., [248], [249], [250], [348], [355]
Tekrit, engagement at, [237-56], [257];
account of, [257-58];
sketch of position at, [259];
honours gained at, [259];
mentioned, [235], [277], [291], [301], [324], [352-59]
Tel-Sharia, [282]
Tel-Sharif, [275]
Telabw-Shahanah, [288]
Tetheridge, Sergt. W. H., [249], [348], [363]
Thackray, Pte. G., [348], [354]
Thermopylæ, [4]
Thessaly, [4]
Thirteenth Hussars, the, see Hussars
Thirty Years’ War, the, [9]
Thomson, Pte. W., [247], [249], [348], [355]
Thomson, Squad, Q.-M.-Sergt. W. K., [348], [355]
Thompson, Mr Fred E. M., [377]
Thornell, Pte. S. V., [349], [355]
Tigris river, Map of British position on, [137];
utilisation of, [158] and note, [316-18], [321], [322];
otherwise mentioned, [104], [113], [134], [135], [136], [137], [138], [139], [140], [141], [146], [157], [158], [170], [171], [174], [199], [202], [206] and note, [216], [226], [227], [235], [236], [289], [291], [293], [353], [355]
‘Times History of the War,’ quoted, [204]
Tindle, Pte. W. H., [349], [354]
Tories Vedras, battle of, [28]
Townshend, General, [92], [105], [141], [174], [242], [323];
takes Kut, [104]
Toulouse, battle of (1814), [31]
Tracey, Pte. J., [82] and note, [349], [353]
Trans-Caspia, [319]
Trans-Caucasia, [319]
Tranter, Pte. R., [304], [349], [360]
Travers, see Williams-Taylor
Tremayne, Capt., [41]
Tremayne, Col., [34], [38]
Tremayne, Lieut.-Col. J. H., [363], [368]
Troy, siege of, [3]
Tugela, river, [41]
Tunnicliffe, Pte. J., [242] and note, [249], [349], [354]
Turkey—
Position of, in Great War (1914-18)—ally of Germany, [99], [100];
military power of, [101];
strength of, in Asia, [102-7];
plan of campaign in Asia, [132-36];
defeat of, in Asia: at Kut (1917), [158], [159];
at Baghdad, [200-5];
on Euphrates and Tigris, [216-19];
at Kirkuk (1918), [273], [274];
at Richardson’s Bluff, [291], [293-95];
surrender of army, [300];
British armistice with, [302];
losses of, [319];
fall of, [321]
Russian War with, [12]
Sultan of, [101], [320]
Turkey in Asia, [100], [103], [205]
Turkish airmen, [211], [242]
Turkish armies, [37], [62], [327]
Turkish cavalry, [9], [142], [240]
Turkish Empire, the, [204], [219]
Turks, character of, [154], [218], [237], [277], [278], [280], [301], [322], [323];
barbarity, [182], [186], [188], [189], [190], [192], [193], [207], [239], [248], [252], [256], [260];
treachery, [193], [243]
Turner, Lce.-Cpl. H. E., [349], [364], [365]
Tuz, [276], [284], [285], [359]
Tuz-Kermatli, [353], [354];
cavalry charge at, [274], [276], [285], [324]
Tuz-Kifri, [275], [283]
Tuz-Tan Road, [276]
Twigg, Pte. D., [242], [349], [354]
Twist, Brevet Lieut.-Col. E. F., wounded at Lajj, [181], [185], [186], [191], [195], [197], [198], [351];
quoted, [179], [180];
otherwise mentioned, [127], [131], [151], [155], [171], [247], [248], [256], [266], [279], [290], [330], [353], [364], [365], [367]
Uhlans, [62], [67]
Union Castle Line, [60]
Unveiling ceremony of the memorial to the Thirteenth Hussars, [372-74]
Ur of the Chaldees, [105]
Urmia, Lake, [304]
Utrecht, treaty of, [17]
Uxbridge, Lord, [32]
V Battery, Royal Horse Artillery, [50], [74], [96], [161], [167], [180], [195], [196], [198], [297], [298], [303], [305], [306], [314], [315]
Vancouver, [211]
Vavie, see Dawson
“Venus” (horse), [233], [271]
Verdun, [90], [166]
Vernon, Sergt. W., [269], [349]
Very lights, [69], [71]
Vickers guns, [298], [299]
Vickers, Pte. J., [349], [356]
Victoria, Queen, [44], [49]
Villers, [85]
Vinall, Lce.-Cpl. A., [304], [306], [349], [355], [363]
Viner, Lce.-Cpl. F., [306], [349], [363]
Viney, Pte. A. V., [249], [349], [359]
Vittoria, battle of (1813), [30], [31], [36]
Vlasto, Capt. A., [330], [369]
Wadi river, [149]
Wallace, James, [306], [307]
Wallhead, Pte. A., [188] note, [350], [354]
Walpole, Lieut.-Col. the Hon. George, [25]
War Office, British, [114], [133], [365]
Ward, Pte. A. J. F., [249], [350], [359]
Ward, Squadron Q.-M.-Sergt. B. J., [350], [363]
Waterloo, battle of, [11], [32], [33], [51], [56];
campaign, [41]
Watkins, Lce.-Cpl. A. W., [168], [191] and note, [241], [350], [358], [363], [365];
letter of, to Mr Justice Eve, [177-79]
Watson’s Horse, [151], [174], [183], [196], [197]
Watson-Smyth, Lieut. G. R.—diary quoted, [52-54], [61], [62], [68], [69], [73-74], [75], [76], [77], [78], [80], [81], [82-83];
otherwise mentioned, [82], [330], [353], [366]
Wellesley, see Wellington
Wellington, 1st Duke of, plan of campaign against Napoleon in Spain, [26];
censures Thirteenth Hussars at Badajos, [29];
inspects Thirteenth Hussars, [32];
wins battle of Assaye (1803), [35];
institutes camps of exercise for army, [36];
funeral of, [36];
mentioned, as “sepoy General,” [27], [56]
Wells, Pte. A., [233], [250]
Welsh Horse, the, [368]
Welstead, Lieut. G. L. M., wounded, [175], [185], [191], [197], [198];
otherwise mentioned, [266], [271], [330], [353], [364], [371]
West Indies, [23-25]
Westerman, Sergt. R. A., [350], [363]
Westminster Abbey, [19]
Whally, [310]
“Whiskers” (horse), [233], [271]
Whitchurch, 2nd Lieut. C. A., [330] and note [3]
White Eagle, Order of, [363]
White, Gen. Sir George, [15], [41]
Whiteford, Lieut.-Col., [20]
Whiteboys, the, [23]
Whitington, Cpl. F., [306], [350], [363]
Whitney, Lieut.-Col., [21]
Wigan, [18]
Wigan, Brig.-Gen. J. T., [361], [364], [368]
Wiggin, Brig.-Gen. E. A., [361], [362], [367], [377]
Williams, [153], [154], [290]
Williams, Lieut. A., [330], [364], [370]
Williams, Lieut. B. H., [330], [353], [362], [364], [368]
Williams, Brig.-Gen. C., [368]
Williams, Pte. D. G., [249], [350], [359]
Williams-Taylor, Sir Frederick, [250]
Williams-Taylor, Lieut. T., wounded, [150], [152], [153];
wounded and prisoner, [237], [243], [247-50], [251], [252], [254], [353];
quoted, on fight at Tekrit, [238-40];
otherwise mentioned, [330], [370]
Willis, Capt., [151]
Wills, Maj.-Gen., [18]
Wilson, Pte. F., [249], [351], [358]
Wingfield, Lieut. C. A. F., [96], [330], [367], [370]
Winter, Pte. F., [304], [351], [360]
Wise, Major F. H., [368]
“Witch, the” (horse), [266]
Wood, 2nd Lieut. A. H., [330], [371]
Wootten, Frank, [271]
Worcester Yeomanry, the, [368]
Worcesters, [270]
Wordley, Capt. E., [330], [369]
Wren, Trumpeter F. M., [178], [351], [354]
Wren, Pte. P., [351], [358]
Wright, Lce.-Cpl. D. C., [351], [356], [363]
Wright, Lieut. E., [330], [370]
Wrigley, 2nd Lieut. G. F., [330]
Wybrants, Capt. S., [368]
Wyncoll, Lce.-Cpl. C. H. A., [351], [365]
Xenophon, Cavalry Treatise of, [4]
Yanhah-Buyuk, [284]
Yarvali, [287]
Yeomanry, Bedford, [330], [369]
Yeomanry Brigade, [368]
Yeomanry, Derbyshire, [368]
Yeomanry, Worcester, [368]
Yorkshire Hussars, [368]
Young, Lieut.-Col., [282]
Young, Pte. H., [351], [355]
Ypres, [78], [79], [80]
Zab, the Lesser, [287], [296], [311]
Zacho, [305]
Zakho, [312]
Zeur, [173], [185], [195]
Ziethen, [10]
Zorapur, [35]
Zwarteleen, [352]

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FOOTNOTES:

[1] It may be noted that Hannibal’s invasion of Italy led, two thousand years later, to the recognition of the influence of sea power on history. Admiral Mahan himself described to the writer how it one day occurred to him that Hannibal’s long march from Spain to Italy had been necessitated by the Roman strength at sea, and that this was the underlying cause of his eventual ruin. Following up the train of thought, Mahan gradually worked out his great conception. Hannibal’s march was the germ from which it sprang.

[2] Captain Gubbins, Lieutenants Geale and Pymm.