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DE WET'S BOOK ON THE WAR.; Boer and Briton Criticised Alike -- Little Praise for Roberts or Kitchener -- Burgher Treachery Alleged.
That is the keynote of Gen. De Wet's book, entitled "Three Years' War," published by Archibald Constable Co. here, and dedicated by the Boer General "To my fellow-subjects of the British Empire." ...
The ugly history of Boer prisoner-of-war camps in India
After the Second Boer War, the British transported as many as 9,000 prisoners to India, housing them in camps that often did not even have enough water.