ers, Gen. J.G.--Continuance of the War, Terms of Surrender,
etc., 404, 405
Situation in South Africa on May 15, 1902--Address at the Vereeniging
Conference, 353, 354

Cilliers, Sarah--Death at Frederiksstad Engagement, 166, 167

Clothing--De Wet's, Commander-in-Chief, Clothes hidden in Cave, 298
Difficulty of obtaining, 233
Hides for tanning, Destruction by the British, 233
Stripping British Prisoners to obtain, 233

Colenso--British losses at, 23

Colesberg--Strength of Boer Positions, 26

Colonial Burghers--British subjects fighting on Boer Side, Boer Hopes of
Assistance unfulfilled, 405, 406, 408, 420
British Government Intentions with regard to Rebels, 394, 395
Proposal for General Amnesty, 413, 414
Safeguarding in Peace Negotiations, 398, 402, 403, 411, 414, 415, 416,
421, 427

Commandeering--Provisions of Commando Law, 3

Commander-in-Chief of Orange Free State--
De Wet, Gen.--Appointment of, 49
Secret Election of, 118
Prinsloo, Election of, 6, 7

Commando Law--Provisions as to Commandeering, 3

Commandos--Division of into small parties, 225
Advantages of, 227
List of Districts and Commandants, 225-227
Skirmishes, Splendid Record, 267
Small Commandos sent into Cape Colony--De Wet's Policy, 234
(For particular Commandos _see_ their names)

Commissariat--Comparison of Boer and British Commissariat
Arrangements, 4, 5, 6, 7

Compensation for Boer Losses, _see_ Repatriation

Concentration Camps--Number of Deaths in, etc., 416, 419, 426
Women--Flight of to avoid being sent to Camps, 193, 279
Maintenance of Boer Women and Children by the British
Government--President Steyn on, 257, 258
Treatment of, 232, 257, 258

Conduct of the War by British--Exhaustion of the Republics, 419

Continuance of the War in 1902, Vereeniging Conference--
Burghers, Attitude of, 404, 405, 410, 411
Effect on Vereeniging Meeting, 413, 414
Comparison of Situation with that of 1877-1881, Futility of, 421, 422
De Wet's, Commander-in-Chief, Speech, 407
Kruger's, President, Advice, 420
Possibility, Question of--Situation in South African Republic,
Reliance on Government, etc., 347, 348, 349, 350, 351, 352, 353,
354-358, 359, 360-362, 363, 399, 400, 401, 402, 403, 404, 405,
407, 408, 410, 412, 413, 414, 415, 417, 418, 420, 421, 422, 423,
424, 426
Reasons for, 400, 401

Correspondence relating to the War, Pre