Correspondent Collection
Capturing history through the lens of a correspondent: From Churchill's capture during the Boer War to Lady Sarah Wilson's bravery in WW1
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Capturing history through the lens of a correspondent: From Churchill's capture during the Boer War to Lady Sarah Wilson's bravery in WW1, these individuals have left an indelible mark. Alfred A. G. Hales, known for his iconic Vanity Fair Spy illustrations, brought wit and charm to his depictions of Lord Brooke, later 6th Earl of Warwick. The Highland Light Infantry's Corporal showcased unwavering courage amidst chaos on the battlefield. Bennet Burleigh fearlessly reported from war zones, giving us a glimpse into Les Honneurs sous le feu (The Honors under Fire). Walter Burton Harris took us on a journey through India with his captivating Sketches of Cricket in India, 1890. Meanwhile, Saint Timothy inspired many with his selfless acts and devotion to others. Wh Russell's illustrations in The Times provided a visual narrative that complemented his insightful reporting. Lastly, George Alfred Henty transported readers to far-off lands through his vivid storytelling as an English novelist.