s com- order to reproduce the conditions as nearly as possible, tual war conditions of to-day. Hence the British war “men” ten feet high and mounted upon small trolley- mon knowledge that attachés of the military powers department has acquired immense tracts of land on of the world are constantly… … the base to the summit of the lofty range which forms ridge and live shell. So severe were British losses in the eastern boundary. the Boer war from attacks on farmhouses and other No institution of learning in the world has so in- dwellings, that the British have erected several most comparably…
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