culous Nature of Boer Achievements, 223, 224
Moddervlei, Passage of--Boer Loss of Ammunition and Flour
Waggons, 208, 209, 210, 212
Officers serving with Commander-in-Chief de Wet, 195, 196
Position of Boer Forces after crossing Orange River, 205, 206
Retreat across Orange River, Difficulties of, etc., 217-224
Strategy employed to mislead Gen. Knox, 202, 203, 204
General Rising of Burghers, Impossibility of--Reports of Delegates at
the Vereeniging Conference, 340, 341, 342, 355, 360, 361, 405, 406
Position of affairs at the beginning of 1901--Colonial Burghers'
Sympathy with Boer Cause, 195, 196
Sheep-farming, success of in North-Western Districts, 211
Small Commandos sent to Cape Colony, Policy of, 234

Cape Mounted Rifles, Commander-in-Chief de Wet's opinion of, 77, 78

Cartwright, Mr., Editor of _South African News_--Punishment for
publication of "not to take prisoners" Anecdote concerning Lord
Kitchener, 184, 185

Casualties, _see_ Losses in Killed and Wounded, etc., on either side

Cattle--Blockhouse Line between Lindley and Kroonstad, Boer Cattle
breaking through, 288
Capture of Boer Cattle on "Majuba Day," 296, 297
Destruction by the British, 192, 232
Supply available on May 15, 1902--Report of Vereeniging
Delegates, 337, 338, 339, 340, 341, 343, 344, 345, 346, 351, 352

Causes of the War--British Government Interference with the inner policy
of the South African Republic, 252, 253
Declaration of War by the South African Republics as the
Cause--President Steyn's Contradiction, 251, 252
Extermination of the Republics already determined on by England,
alleged, 254, 255
Franchise Law--British Government Demands, 252, 253, 254
Goldfields the main object, alleged, 350, 351
Jameson Raid as a Cause, alleged, 251, 252, 253
Memorials to H.M. Government concerning alleged Grievances--President
Steyn's efforts to keep the Peace, 252, 253, 254
Orange Free State joining issues with the Transvaal, 254, 255
Steyn's, President, Letter to Lord Kitchener, 250-259
Troops landed by the British Government prior to outbreak of
War, 253, 254
Ultimatum of Boers, Lord Salisbury's Assertion, 53, 54

Ceylon--Boer Prisoners taken with Gen. Prinsloo sent to Ceylon, 156

Chamberlain, Mr. J.--Boer Ultimatum--Telegrams to Sir A. Milner, 329
Jameson Raid--Defence of Mr. Rhodes, President Steyn on, 251, 252

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