War's Brighter Side / The Story of The Friend Newspaper Edited by the Correspondents with Lord Roberts's Forces, March-April, 1900 - Julian Ralph

Notes

[1]: Gilbert H. Stevens.

[2]: Copyrighted in England and America; used here by Mr. Kipling's leave.

[3]: Cape brandy, also known as "Cape smoke."

[4]: Copyrighted in England and America, used here by permission.

[5]: Copyrighted in England and America. Used here with the author's permission.

[6]: Copyrighted in England and America, and used here by permission.

[7]: Copyrighted in England and America. Used here by permission.

[8]: "Ten-a-Penny" was a soldiers' nickname for the Pom-pom. "The ——y Doorknocker" it was christened in the Highland Brigade. The word "Pom-pom" came first into use immediately after the battle of Modder River.