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The Great Boer War

CHAPTER 33
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In these scattered and obscure actions there was much good work which can have no reward save the knowledge of duty done.

Among many successful raids and skirmishes may be mentioned two by Colonel Park from Lydenburg, which resulted between them in the capture of nearly 100 of the enemy, including Abel Erasmus of sinister reputation.

Nor would any summary of these events be complete without a reference to the very gallant defence of Mahlabatini in Zululand, which was successfully held by a handful of police and civilians against an irruption of the Boers.

With the advent of winter and of reinforcements the British operations became very energetic in every part of the country, and some account of them will now be added..


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