St. Andrew's College Review, Vol. 1: December, 1901 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Excerpt from St. Andrew's College Review, Vol. 1: December, 1901

Lieut. Wilson saw at once that it would be useless to show any resistance, as the Boers numbered three to their one. He im mediately surrendered, and handed his sword over to one of the Boers who came forward, and who evidently, although he did not look like one, commanded the Boers.

The men one by one surrendered and gave up their arms, and were marched off, each of them vowing vengeance on the traitor who had led them into the trap.

After a march of about twelve miles they met another large Boer commando, which was camping there for the night. The Officer of the company that had captured them de cided to spend the remainder of the night there also, and alter showing Lieut. Wilson and the other three officers under his com mand, a small room in one of the small buildings in the village, left them for the night, leaving a man at the door to guard them.

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