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,The Making of a General: War and the Occupation of Upper Burma (1885–1889),per Burma where he honed his military and administrative skills while working alongside the British political agents, Charles Bernard and later Charles Crosthwaite, to allow for the transition from military to civilian control and to extend the frontier of Burma. It examines White’s brief time in th

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,On the Edge of Empire: Baluchistan (1889–1892),ley expedition in 1890 which extended British control over the region, and his close working relationship with Robert Sandeman, the British agent in the region who attempted to rule through existing traditional institutions while securing the alliance of the local people. It also considers White’s t

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The Outbreak of the South African War (1899),to the siege of Ladysmith. It looks at his selection, his decision to allow British troops to remain in Northern Natal, and his initial attempts to keep the Boer forces divided which led to Mournful Monday. It also examines White’s brief stint as Quartermaster-General to the Forces.

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,Ending a Career on the Rock (1900–1912),and White’s decision to hold Ladysmith. It also looks at the lesser scandals involving Archibald Hunter and the direction of the Battle of Wagon Hill and Caesar’s Camp as well as .. Finally,?it examines White’s role as Governor of Gibraltar during the First Moroccan Crisis and his thoughts on Indian

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popular attitudes of the army.Based on White’s personal pape.This book offers a detailed investigation of George S. White’s career in the British Army. It explores late Victorian military conflicts, British power dynamics in Africa and Asia, civil-military relations on the fringes of the empire, and