The Anglo-Boer War, 1899-1902 |
Common terms and phrases
000 burghers Afri Afrikaner nationalism agterryers Anglo-Boer Anglo-Boer War armed blacks attack battle bitter enders black camps Bloemfontein Boer cause Boer commandos Boer forces Boer leaders Boer prisoners Boer republics Boer women Brit Britain British army British camp British columns British forces British troops Buller burgher corps burghers Cape Afrikaners Cape Colony Cape Town Chamberlain Christiaan de Wet Colenso commando concentration camps eastern Transvaal farms Free State government ghers Greenwall collection Grundlingh guerrilla phase hensoppers horses Jan Celliers January Johannesburg joiners Joubert Kitchener Kroonstad laagers labour Ladysmith Louis Botha mando March ment Methuen military Milner Natal front officers Orange Free Orange River Colony peace Piet Cronjé President Kruger Pretoria prisoners of war railway line Rey's rifles Roberts Roodewal Scholtz scorched earth policy sion soldiers South Africa Spionkop Steyn struggle surrender tion Tommies took Tugela Uitlanders Vereeniging victory wagon laagers Warwick Wet's women and children