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Citizen Soldiers in an Imperial War 199 Blanch, ‘British Society and the War’, in Warwick (ed.), The South African War, p. 222; Brown, ‘ “Echoes of Midlothian” ’, pp. 170–1. 25 BL, Add. Mss, 41,216, f. 27, Campbell-Bannerman Mss, Campbell- Bannerman to H. Gladstone, 22 October 1900. 26 Price, An Imperial War, pp. 97–9, 102–5, 110–11; see also Hutchison, A Political History of Scotland, pp. 177, 204, and ‘The Triumph of Scottish Unionism in 1900’, Aberdeen Journal, 4 March 1901, p. 5. 27 Hutchison, A Political History of Scotland, p. 176; McFarland, ‘Outposts of the Loyalists of Ireland’, in Macdonald (ed.), Unionist Scotland 1800–1997, p. 47; Brown, ‘ “Echoes of Midlothian” ’, p. 171. 28 BL, Add. Mss, 41,222, f. 330, Campbell-Bannerman Mss, R. Munro- Ferguson to Campbell-Bannerman, 24 October 1900. 29 McCaffrey, Scotland in the Nineteenth Century, p. 106; see also Fry, Patronage and Principle, p. 117. 30 ‘A Soldier’s War Story’, Edinburgh Evening News, 19 December 1900, p. 2; see also ‘Letter from the Front’, Argyllshire Herald, 5 January 1901, p. 2, and ‘The Highland Brigade Grievances’, Stirling Observer, 8 September 1900, p. 8. 31 ‘Letter from the Front’, Argyllshire Herald, 6 April 1901, p. 3; BWRA, 0127, Lieutenant C. W. E. Gordon, diary, 23 November 1901. 32 Home, With the Border Volunteers, pp. 100–1; see also ‘Moffat Volunteer’s Letter from the Front’, Dumfries and Galloway Courier, 25 July 1900, p. 6; G. H. Smith, With the Scottish Rifle Volunteers at the Front (Glasgow: W. Hodge & Co., 1901), p. 12. 33 Mileham (ed.), Clearly My Duty, p. 115; see also ‘Fife & Forfar Yeomanry in South Africa’, Fife Herald and Journal, 10 April 1901, p. 4. 34 ‘Casualties in Scottish Regiments’, Aberdeen Journal, 12 October 1900, p. 7. 35 ‘The Scotch Regiments’, Aberdeen Journal, 26 January 1901, p. 7; see also ‘Letters from the Front’ and ‘The Highland Regiments’, Aberdeen Journal, 27 November 1900, p. 5, and 9 February 1901, p. 6. 36 ‘A Soldier’s War Story’, p. 2; ‘Seaforth Volunteers Wanting Home’, Rossshire Journal, 22 March 1901, p. 5. 37 ‘Chaplain of the Highland Brigade on how to deal with the Boers’, Perthshire Constitutional and Journal, 9 July 1900, p. 3. 38 ‘A Soldier’s War Story’, p. 2; see also ‘Letters from the Front’, Falkirk Herald, 20 October 1900, p. 6; E. M. Spiers, ‘The British Army in South Africa: Military Government and Occupation, 1877–1914’, in P. B. Boyden, A. J. Guy and M. Harding (eds), ashes and blood: The British Army in South Africa 1795–1914 (London: National Army Museum, 1999), pp. 72–84. 39 BL, Add. Mss, 41, 211, f. 150, Campbell-Bannerman Mss, Campbell- Bannerman to Bryce, 18 January 1901.
200 The Scottish Soldier and Empire 40 ‘The Return of the Border Volunteers’, Galashiels Telegraph, 4 December 1900, p. 3. 41 ‘Musselburgh’s Welcome’, Scotsman, 18 June 1901, p. 6; see also ‘Welcome Home Volunteers’, Dumbarton Herald, 22 May 1901, p. 5. 42 ‘The Home-Coming of the Volunteers’, Haddingtonshire Advertiser, 24 May 1901, p. 2. 43 ‘The Montrave Welcome Home’, Fife Herald and Journal, 31 July 1901, p. 4; ‘Musselburgh’s Welcome’, p. 6; ‘The Rev. Dr MacGregor on the War’, Scotsman, 8 July 1901, p. 7; ‘Presentation of War Medals at Dingwall’, Ross-shire Journal, 18 October 1901, p. 6. 44 ‘The Yeomanry’s Welcome Home’, Fife Herald and Journal, 3 July 1901, p. 5; J. Sturrock, The Fifes in South Africa (Cupar: A. Westwood & Sons, 1903), pp. 191–7; see also ‘The Black Watch Volunteers’, Scotsman, 18 May 1901, p. 9, and ‘The Volunteers and the War’, Stirling Observer, 25 September 1901, p. 5. 45 ‘Captain Millar and the Black Watch’, Perthshire Advertiser, 20 May 1901, p. 3; see also Sturrock, The Fifes in South Africa, p. 43. 46 ‘Return of the Hamilton Militia from South Africa’, Hamilton Advertiser, 29 June 1901, p. 4. 47 ‘Home-Coming of Cameron Service Company’, Highland News, 4 May 1901, p. 2. 48 ‘The Lovat Scouts’, Highland News, 17 August 1901, p. 5. 49 ‘Departure of Ross-shire Volunteers for the Front’, Ross-shire Journal, 15 February 1901, p. 8; ‘The Lovat Scouts’, Highland News, 15 June 1901, p. 4; ‘Argyll and Sutherland Active Service Volunteer Company’, Stirling Observer, 20 March 1901, p. 3; ‘The Volunteers. Public Farewell’, Perthshire Advertiser, 13 March 1901, p. 8. 50 ‘The Wauchope Memorial at Niddre’ and ‘Alyth War Memorial’, Scotsman, 27 May 1901, p. 8, and 5 August 1901, p. 5. 51 PP, Report of Her Majesty’s Commissioners Appointed to Inquire into Military Preparations and other matters connected with the War in South Africa, C 1789 (1904), XL, pp. 72–6; ‘Stirling Men for the Scottish Horse’, Stirling Observer, 8 January 1902, p. 5; ‘The Scottish Horse’, Perthshire Advertiser, 10 February 1902, p. 3. 52 ‘Letter from an Ayrshire Imperial Yeoman’, Ayr Observer, 26 February 1901, p. 7. 53 ‘Ayrshire Yeomanry in South Africa’, Ayr Observer, 15 February 1901, p. 3. 54 ‘Interesting Letter from South Africa’, Ayr Observer,14 May 1901, p. 4. 55 NAM, Acc. 1983-05-97, W. Grant, diary, 23 July 1901, and ‘Letter from the Front’, Argyllshire Herald, 6 April 1901, p. 3. 56 ‘National Reform Union’, Scotsman, 15 June 1900, p. 10; see also S. B. Spies, Methods of Barbarism? Roberts and Kitchener and Civilians in the Boer Republics: January 1900–May 1902 (Cape Town: Hunan
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CONTENTS List of Maps List of Figur
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