The Jews’ market, Warsaw 289 Sketch map to illustrate the Hunza Nagar campaign 292 “Captain Aylmer ignited the fuse” 293 “He actually succeeded in climbing quite alone” 296 Nilt forts, from the south 297 Gilgit Residency 298 General Garibaldi 300 “Everywhere this free-lance evoked enthusiasm” 301 Garibaldi’s movements of 1862: Plan 302 Catania 304 “Raising his cap in the air he cried, ‘Viva l’Italia’” 305 King Victor Emmanuel 306 Alexander I., Czar of Russia 308 General view of the city of Moscow 309 Napoleon’s march from the Niemen to Moscow: Plan 310 Gardens of the Kremlin 312 Napoleon’s entry into Moscow 313 Plan of the Battle of Borodino 314 General Junot 316 The retreat from Moscow 317 “A mutilated spectre crawled towards the startled soldiers” 320 Smolensk from the banks of the Dnieper in 1812 321 Napoleon’s retreat from Moscow: Plan 324 “The Engineer set fire to their sole means of escape” 325 “In a towering passion the Marshal drew his sword” 328 Lieutenant Chard 332 Lieutenant Bromhead 332 Rorke’s Drift at the present time 333 Plan showing the lines of communication in the Zulu campaign 335 Defence of Rorke’s Drift: Plan 336 “There was a hand-to-hand struggle” 337 “The British flag still waved over the storehouse” 340 Count Von Moltke 344 “The Prussians pushed into the woods, driving the French skirmishers from them” 345 Plan of the Battle of Mars-la-Tour 346 Map showing scope of operations of the Franco-German War of 1870–71 348 Mitrailleuse 349 Marshal Bazaine 351