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Ballads of the War
By H. D. Rawnsley
Rawnsley, H. D. (1851-1920)
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[dedication]
The Wounded Piper of Elands-Laagte
After the Battle
In a Camp Hospital, Elands-Laagte
The Trooper who carried the Colonel in
How the Naval Guns came to Ladysmith
The Leonids and Ladysmith
Death Aboard our Transports
To Winston Churchill
An Estcourt Hero
A Hero of Belmont
A Gallant Midshipman
Bible v. Bullet
At the Grave of Major Scott Turner
Sail Away “Tantallon”
The Black Watch
Carbineers to the Rescue
At the Burial of General Wauchope
A Timely Confession
Resolute
The Sailing of the “Maine”
A Generous Life-Guardsman
An Arm-Chair Critic
A Man of Straw at Ladysmith
Old Mortality
Home from the Front for Christmas Day
War and the Old Folks' Creed
To Lord Roberts
Britain's New Year
The Last Question
To the Men of the Border Regiment, Cumberland sends thanks and greetings for 1900
A Graveside Memory at Colesberg
The Dead Boy and the Dying Boer
A Gunner's Story
Another Philip Sydney
In Memory of the late Earl of Ava
The Day of Intercession
The City Imperial Volunteers at St. Paul's
Mistaken Kindness
To the High Court of Parliament
A Cry from Cape Town to Westminster
The Bugler's Wish
To the Hero of Kimberley
Pat O'Leary's Grave
Love, the Conqueror
Saturday Night and Sunday Morn
The Queen at Netley
To Colonel Baden-Powell
To Kronje on Majuba Day
The Relief of Ladysmith
To General Sir George White
In the Burial-Ground at Lady-smith
Retrospect
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TO FIELD-MARSHAL LORD ROBERTS HIS BRAVE MEN FIGHTING AND FALLEN, AND HIS GALLANT FOES
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