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The most significant threat to the British public’s acceptance of the Boer war came in its latter phase, with the 1901-02 scandal over the South African concentration camps established by the British army.
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Analysing “Empire”: the Boer Camps
Posted: February 12, 2009 in A Level History, Boer War, British Empire, Empire and Expansion, History, VictorianTags: A Level History, Anti-War, Boer War, British Empire, Concentration Camps, Empire, History, Imperial Expansion, Journalism, Victorian
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The Guardian and the Boer War
Posted: February 11, 2009 in A Level History, Boer War, British Empire, Empire and Expansion, History, VictorianTags: A Level History, British Empire, History, Victorian
1900: A group of war correspondents in South Africa during the Boer War. Amongst them is a young Winston Churchill (1874 – 1965), middle row second from left, reporting for the Morning Post. The others include: back row, left to right: William Dinwiddie of Harper’s Weekly, Alister Campbell of Laffan’s News Agency, J Atkins of [...]
