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Telegrams and reports between Lord Roberts - commander in the field - Lord Roberts...
Catalogue reference: WO 105/15
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Telegrams and reports between Lord Roberts - commander in the field - Lord Roberts - officials in South Africa
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WO 105
War Office: Lord Frederick Roberts, Commander in Chief (South Africa and England)...
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