Blue Shirt and Khaki: A ComparisonArchibald, James F. J. (James Francis Jewell)
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Blue Shirt and Khaki: A Comparison
Archibald, James F. J. (James Francis Jewell)
Great Britain. Army; Military art and science; South African War, 1899-1902; United States. Army
One of the exercises in British recruit-drill 55
Setting-up exercises of American soldiers during their visit
in Malta 58
Recruit drill in the British army 58
American cow-boy with Canadians in South Africa 60
Dangebhoy hospital cart used in South Africa 63
The Twelfth Lancers in South Africa 67
General French examining the enemy’s position during the
battle of Diamond Hill 67
Heliographing from Diamond Hill to Lord Roberts in Pretoria 71
Burial at Arlington of 426 American soldiers who fell in Cuba 77
Gathering the dead after the battle of Diamond Hill 79
American volunteer officer 90
A cadet drill at the West Point Military Academy 93
Generals Chaffee, Brooke, and Lee reviewing the army in Cuba 93
Major Eastwood, Twelfth Lancers 94
Colonel Beech, Egyptian Cavalry 94
Sir John Milbanke, V.C. 94
Colonel Chamberlain, Military Secretary 94
A Canadian officer 94
British Colonel of Volunteers 96
Colonel Peabody, U. S. Volunteers 96
Staats Model Schoolhouse, Pretoria, where the British officers
were first confined as prisoners of war 101
Barbed-wire prison, Pretoria, where the British officers were
confined after their removal from the city 101
Released British officers in Pretoria after the entry of Lord
Roberts 105
Native East Indian servants of British officers in South
Africa 105
Lieutenant-General N. A. Miles, U. S. A. 109
General French and staff, South Africa 113
American officers of the Eighth Infantry _en route_ to the
Philippines 113
General Ian Hamilton in South Africa 115
Brigadier-General Fitzhugh Lee, United States Army 118
Major-General J. R. Brooke, United States Army 118
American officer at Siboney 121
Boer fighting men watching a British flanking movement
during the battle of Pretoria, while building defenses 128
British soldiers pulling army wagons across a drift 131
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