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The Transvaal War, Repulse of Sir G Colleys First Attack at Laings Neck, 28 January (engraving)
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The Transvaal War, Repulse of Sir G Colleys First Attack at Laings Neck, 28 January (engraving)
1590493 The Transvaal War, Repulse of Sir G Colleys First Attack at Laings Neck, 28 January (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Transvaal War, Repulse of Sir G Colleys First Attack at Laings Neck, 28 January, founded upon Sir G Colleys Sketch-Plan of the Action. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 19 March 1881.
English School (19th Century)); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 22824122
© Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection / Bridgeman Images
28 January Artillery Attacker Boers Covering Detached First Boer War Founded Ground Laings Neck Line Mounted Naval Brigade Newcastle Occupied Position Protect Repulse Retreat Rifles Rockets Sketch Plan Slope Transvaal War Walled Inclosure News Item
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The Transvaal War, Repulse of Sir G Colleys First Attack at Laings Neck, 28 January" is a captivating engraving that depicts a pivotal moment in history. The image showcases the intense battle between British forces and Boer fighters during the First Boer War in South Africa. The scene captures the chaos and bravery on both sides as Sir G Colley's troops launch their initial attack on Laings Neck. Positioned atop high table hills, the Boers skillfully defend their ground against the well-armed naval brigade. The slopes are filled with mounted soldiers, artillery units, and riflemen engaged in fierce combat. The strategic topography plays a crucial role in this conflict. The walled inclosure provides cover for the defending Boers while also offering an advantageous position to repel enemy advances. Major Essex and Major Brownlow lead their troops with determination as they try to break through this formidable line of defense. Despite their valiant efforts, it becomes clear that victory will not come easily for Sir G Colley's forces. This print immortalizes a significant moment in military history when British attackers were forced to retreat under heavy fire from highly skilled Boer fighters. This powerful engraving serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by soldiers on both sides during this brutal war. It stands as a testament to the resilience and courage displayed by those who fought amidst challenging terrain and relentless opposition.
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