The scarlet legacy: the British Army's forgotten presence in Moreton Bay, 1860-69.

From: Sabretache | Date: June 1, 2001| Author: Hopkins-Weise, Jeff; Pratt, Rod | Copyright information

The object of this paper is twofold. First it is to widen Australian intellectual horizon of the South African War, 1899-1902 and second it is to extend its historical boundaries from an Australian point of view. Such an approach should show that there was in conducting this war, from London, an overall want of better organisation and a need for more effective general administration. This was especially so at higher levels in the employment of human and material resources. This was...

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