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"The Record of a Regiment of the Line: Being a Regimental History of the 1st. Battalion Devonshire Regiment during the Boer War 1899-1902" offers a detailed account of the Devonshire Regiment's experiences during the South African War. Authored by M. Jacson, this regimental history meticulously chronicles the battalion's involvement in the conflict, also known as the Boer War. A vital resource for those interested in military history and the history of Great Britain's armed forces, the book provides insight into the daily lives, strategies, and challenges faced by soldiers during this period. As a significant contribution to the historical record of the South African War, this work remains a valuable resource for researchers and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the Devonshire Regiment's role in this pivotal moment in history. A compelling look into the realities of early modern warfare, the book also provides context for the broader history of South Africa and British military endeavors.
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