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The Zulu war : Inside the laager at Ginghilovo during the Zulu attack. From sketches by Lieutenant Smith-Dorrien, R.N.

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The Battle of the Balloons

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Evening promenade with the Royal Scots fusiliers at Landsman's drift. A sketch by our special artist, Mr Melton Prior.

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The Light Brigade

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Fourth Anglo-Mysore War

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A dash for the Kopjes

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Plan of the Battle of Culloden

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Plan of the Battle of Waterloo

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Hospital at Rorke's Drift

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Miniature depicting a battle scene, decorated initial 'L'(istoire) including heraldic arms and foliate borders. A pitched battle outside a walled city.

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'Victoria Cross, the new order of valour for the army'. Those mentioned : John Berryman - Troop Serjeant Major, 17th Lancers; William Norman - Private, 7th Regiment; John Grieve - Serjeant Major, 2nd

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The British army

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Colonel Sir William Howe de Lancey

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Battle of Talavera

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Siege of Mortagne

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Battle of Toulouse

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'Victoria Cross, the new order of valour for the Navy'. Those mentioned are : John Sullivan - Boatswain's Mate; William Johnstone - stoker; George Dare Dowell - Lieutenant; George Fiott Day - Commande

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A casualty report in a newspaper, during the First World War. The casualty being Private Charles Wright of the 11th battalion of the highland light infantry, killed in France.

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Northern casulties in Flanders and the Dardenelles. Portraits of British armed forces personnel killed during the First World War.

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The final repluse of the Zulu's at Ginghilovo. From sketches provided by Lieutenant-Colonel J. North Crealock.

The final repluse of the Zulu's at Ginghilovo From sketches provided by Lieutenant-Colonel J. North Crealock, The battle, on the 2 April 1879, saw a Zulu impi of 11, 000 men try and destroy an encamped British force of 6, 000. The British lost only eleven men killed, while the Zulus lost over a thousand.

Location British Library/London/Great Britain

Unique Identifier AR9112705

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 5069px × 4020px

Photo Credit © British Library Board / Robana / Art Resource, NY

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