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| A Guard at Pretoria | 17 |
| Captain Arthur Lee, R.A., attachÉ with General Shafter in Cuba | 19 |
| Captain Slocum, U.S.A., attachÉ with Lord Roberts in South Africa | 19 |
| British soldiers visiting the U.S. troop-ship Sumner, en route to the Philippines | 23 |
| British officers at Malta, watching the setting-up exercises of American soldiers | 27 |
| A company of the Eighth U.S. Infantry in the field, Lieutenant M.B. Stuart | 33 |
| A review of the Life Guards in London | 33 |
| Horse Guard on duty at headquarters, London | 38 |
| Possible candidates | 41 |
| Persuasion by sergeant-major | 41 |
| British recruits at fencing practice | 45 |
| British recruits at bayonet practice | 45 |
| A musician of the Gordon Highlanders, age, seventeen | 51 |
| A Boer fighting “man,” age, twelve. Twice distinguished for bravery in action. He fought at Spion Kop, Colenso, Dundee, and Ladysmith | 51 |
| Colonel Napier’s frame for recruit-drill at Aldershot | 55 |
| One of the exercises in British recruit-drill | 55 |
| Setting-up exercises of American soldiers during their visit in Malta | 58 |
| Recruit drill in the British army | 58 |
| American cow-boy with Canadians in South Africa | 60 |
| Dangebhoy hospital cart used in South Africa | 63 |
| The Twelfth Lancers in South Africa | 67 |
| General French examining the enemy’s position during the battle of Diamond Hill | 67 |
| Heliographing from Diamond Hill to Lord Roberts in Pretoria | 71 |
| Burial at Arlington of 426 American soldiers who fell in Cuba | 77 |
| Gathering the dead after the battle of Diamond Hill | 79 |
| American volunteer officer | 90 |
| A cadet drill at the West Point Military Academy | 93 |
| Generals Chaffee, Brooke, and Lee reviewing the army in Cuba | 93 |
| Major Eastwood, Twelfth Lancers | 94 |
| Colonel Beech, Egyptian Cavalry | 94 |
| Sir John Milbanke, V.C. | 94 |
| Colonel Chamberlain, Military Secretary | 94 |
| A Canadian officer | 94 |
| British Colonel of Volunteers | 96 |
| Colonel Peabody, U.S. Volunteers | 96 |
| Staats Model Schoolhouse, Pretoria, where the British officers were first confined as prisoners of war | 101 |
| Barbed-wire prison, Pretoria, where the British officers were confined after their removal from the city | 101 |
| Released British officers in Pretoria after the entry of Lord Roberts | 105 |
| Native East Indian servants of British officers in South Africa | 105 |
| Lieutenant-General N.A. Miles, U.S.A. | 109 |
