A biography of a Victorian soldier who made his name away from the
front line, and in particular as head of the Intelligence Department
and the successful head of the Ordnance Department during the Boer War,
where the army had to cope with demands on a unprecedented scale. An
interesting view of life in the British Army as it changed from the
disastrously amateurish force of the Crimean War into the increasingly
professional force that fought the First World War
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