Reprinted by permission from “The King’s Royal Rifle Corps Chronicle” of 1911, and Published 1912.

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CONTENTS.

Preface.
Part I.—1755–1824.
Sections
1.—1755–1763.—Origin of the Regiment and its Services in North Americapage[2]–8
2.—1764–1807.—West Indies and the American Warpage[8]–11
3.—1808–1824.—Peninsular War—60th The Royal American Regiment become 60th The Duke of York’s Own Rifle Corpspage [11]–15
Part II.—1825–1870.
4.—1825–1856.—Sikh War—South Africapage [16]–18
5.—1857–1860.—Delhi—Rohilkund—Pekinpage [18]–23
6.—1861–1870.—North America—Red Riverpage [23]–25
Part III.—1871–1902.
7.—1871–1881.—India—Afghan War—South Africa—Zulu War—First Boer Warpage [26]–34
8.—1882–1885.—Egypt, 1882, Tel-el-Kebir—Egypt, 1884, El Teb, and Tamai—and 1884–85, Nile Expedition—Mounted Infantrypage [34]–38
9.—1886–1898.—India, Wreck of Warren Hastingspage [38]–40
10.—1899–1902.—South African War—Talana Hill—Defence of Ladysmith—Relief of Ladysmith—Transvaalpage [40]–50
Part IV.
A Retrospect.

MAPS.

To face
Map—No. I.—North America. Illustrating the area of Military Operations referred to in Part I, sections 1 and 2; also Part II, section 6p. [10]
Map—No. II.—Spain, Portugal, and South-Western France. Illustrating the area of Operations referred to in Part I, section 3p. [16]
Map—No. III.—India. Illustrating the area of Operations referred to in Part II, sections 4 and 5; also Part III, sections 7 and 9p. [22]
Map—No. IV.—South Africa. Illustrating the area of Operations referred to in Part III, sections 7, 8, and 10p. [52]

A BRIEF HISTORY

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