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An eyewitness narrative of a military campaign in South Africa that blends travel sketch, frontline reportage, and medical observation. It opens with impressions of Cape Town and colonial society, then follows an ambulance train attached to a campaign column, detailing hospital wards, evacuation and treatment of the wounded, camp routine, and several skirmishes encountered en route. The author records logistical difficulties, the appearance and wear of troops, interactions with local communities, and moments of civilian hospitality, and reflects on the hardship and human cost of campaigning, noting a charitable aim for proceeds to aid officers' families.
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