Archive for category: Smith’s Official Diary of the War in South Africa

These volumes contain the official war diary of Frederick Smith, Veterinary Lieutenant Colonel, Army Veterinary Department. This diary was written in triplicate using carbon paper. A copy was sent to the War Office, and another to the Principal Veterinary Officer of South Africa.

Frederick Smith’s Official War Diary Book A – 11 Jul to 22 Sep 1900

22nd September 1900/0 Comments/in Smith's Official Diary of the War in South Africa /by Helena Clarkson

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Frederick Smith’s Official War Diary Book B – 22 Sep 1900 to 14 Jan 1901

14th January 1901/0 Comments/in Smith's Official Diary of the War in South Africa /by Helena Clarkson

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Frederick Smith’s Official War Diary Book C – 15 Jan 1901 to 26 Feb 1901

26th February 1901/0 Comments/in Smith's Official Diary of the War in South Africa /by Helena Clarkson

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Frederick Smith’s Official War Diary Book D – 27 Feb 1901 to 10 Jul 1901

10th July 1901/0 Comments/in Smith's Official Diary of the War in South Africa /by Helena Clarkson

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British Army, Frederick Smith, glanders, horse, inflammation, lung, military, respiratory system, Second Anglo-Boer War, skin, South Africa, stable, tongue,