Siege of Wepener
Dalgety organizes the defence of Wepener and holds the position against repeated Boer attacks.
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Dalgety organizes the defence of Wepener and holds the position against repeated Boer attacks.
Brabant's colonial troops take part in operations that relieve the besieged garrison at Wepener.
Rundle advances toward Wepener and helps force De Wet to abandon the siege.
Hore is captured during Eloff's penetration of Mafeking before the attacking Boer force is itself surrounded.
Baden-Powell's garrison contains Eloff's assault and forces the isolated Boer raiders to surrender.
Roberts reaches Kroonstad
Takes part in operations around the siege and relief of Ladysmith.
Baden-Powell's garrison is relieved after holding Mafeking throughout the longest siege of the war.
Leads the column relieving Mafeking.
Helps raise the siege of Mafeking.
Mafeking is besieged until British relief arrives in May 1900.
British forces occupy the Orange Free State and rename it the Orange River Colony.
British forces occupy the Orange Free State and rename it the Orange River Colony.
Hamilton leads British forces in the action at Doornkop during Roberts's advance toward Johannesburg.
Johannesburg falls to the British
British troops occupy Johannesburg.
British troops occupy the Rand
British troops occupy Johannesburg
British troops enter Pretoria during Roberts's advance.
Coordinates staff and logistical arrangements during the British advance toward Pretoria.
Occupies the Transvaal capital after Boer forces withdraw.
British troops enter Pretoria during Roberts's advance.
Enters Pretoria with British forces during the main advance.
British troops enter the Transvaal capital.
British troops enter Pretoria during Roberts's advance.
Winner of the Olympic singles tennis Gold Medal
Attempts to reach the besieged legations by railway.
Lands sailors and marines to protect foreign legations.
Leads an international relief column toward Beijing.
Leads the first relief expedition toward Beijing.
Hamilton commands part of the British force attacking Boer positions east of Pretoria at Diamond Hill.
Boxers attack the Allied naval force south of Peking
His customs residence is destroyed during the crisis.
Supports allied operations against the Taku Forts.
Helps capture the Taku Forts at the Peiho mouth.
Takes part in allied naval operations at Taku.
Distinguishes himself during the Taku Forts operation.
Takes part in the capture of the Taku Forts.
Commands British marines during the siege.
Becomes senior diplomatic organiser inside the legations.
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