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10 – Letter to Mary Ann Smith from Frederick Smith, 10 Feb 1900
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This letter has several sections redacted in black ink, which are assumed to be on personal subjects and not related to Smith's work in South Africa. In this letter, Smith writes on the following subjects: 10 Feb - plans to attack the Boer forces on early morning 5 February;...

9 – Letter to Mary Ann Smith from Frederick Smith, 24 Jan 1900
This letter has several sections redacted in black ink, which are assumed to be on personal subjects and not related to Smith's work in South Africa. In this letter, Smith writes on the following subjects: 24 Jan - Smith hearing that the night raid by the British was successful,..

8 – Letter to Mary Ann Smith from Frederick Smith, 22 Jan 1900
Only one torn half page of this letter remains, and Smith writes that they have been in battle for three days and that he is only able to say briefly that he is fit and well.This letter was written when Smith had already begun his previous letter...

7 – Letter to Mary Ann Smith from Frederick Smith, 19 Jan 1900
This letter has several sections redacted in black ink, which are assumed to be on personal subjects and not related to Smith's work in South Africa. In this letter, Smith writes on the following subjects: marching at night from camp at Spearman Hill; advancing on the enemy...

6 – Letter to Mary Ann Smith from Frederick Smith, 10 Jan 1900
This letter has several sections redacted in black ink, which are assumed to be on personal subjects and not related to Smith's work in South Africa. In this letter, Smith writes on the following subjects: leaving Cheveley Camp, with transport of 13th Hussars and around 25000 men;...

4 – Letter to Mary Ann Smith from Frederick Smith, 30 Dec 1899
This letter has several sections redacted in black ink, which are assumed to be on personal subjects and not related to Smith's work in South Africa. In this letter, Smith writes on the following subjects: the Boer forces fortifying themselves;...

2 – Letter to Mary Ann Smith from Frederick Smith, 18 Dec 1899
This letter has several sections redacted in black ink, which are assumed to be on personal subjects and not related to Smith's work in South Africa. In this letter, Smith gives an account of the Battle of Colenso, which took place on 16th December 1899...

1 – Letter to Mary Ann Smith from Frederick Smith, 4 Dec 1899
This letter has several sections redacted in black ink, which are assumed to be on personal subjects and not related to Smith's work in South Africa. In this letter, Smith writes on the following subjects: a sudden change in destination of the ship to Durban; impending battle at Ladysmith;...

“The Quarterly Journal of Veterinary Science in India and Army Animal Management” Vol 6 Issue 22 – January 1888
Articles include: A Veterinary Glimpse at the Last Burma War; Dietetics. The Preparation of Coolti for Horse' Feed; Veterinary Education. The New Scheme for Veterinary Certificates and Diplomas in Madras; Veterinary Surgery and Medicine. Vomition; Its Relation to Ruptured Stomach;...

‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 41 Issue 10 – October 1868
Articles include: Communications and Cases. The Microscope in Veterinary Medicine; The Question of the Day: What Kinf of Education will Produce the Most Efficient Veterinary Surgeons?; The Principles of Botany
A Case of Bronchitis, or Gangrenous Inflammation of the Lungs, Complicated with Hepatitis; Successful Treatment of Acute Rheumatism, with Large Doses of Alkaline Medicine; Hydrocyanic Acid Tetanus;...

‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 41 Issue 8 – August 1868
Articles include: Communications and Cases. African Cattle and their Parasites; On Trichinosis and Measles in Swine; Notes on the Influence of Atmospheric Pressure and Altitude on Health and Disease in Man and the Lower Animals; The Abyssinian Campaign; The Principles of Botany;...

‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 29 Issue 5 – May 1856
Articles include: Communication and Cases. Urethral Calculus in the Horse; On Castration in India; Several Fatal Cases of Disease; Enlarged and Scirrhous Spleen, Accompanied with Farcy; Case of Choking in the Horse; A Sanguineous Ovarian Tumour;...

‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 29 Issue 4 – April 1856
Articles include: The Operation, Absolute and Relative, of Various kinds of Aloes on the Horse, with Cases Illustrative of the Benefit Attending the Exclusive Use of Purgatives and Clysters in Impaction and Spasmodic Colic; A Case of Rupture of the Coats of the Rectum;...

‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 28 Issue 5 – May 1855
Articles include: Communications and Cases. On Arsenious Acid; Memoirs of a Veterinary Surgeon. Thoughts on Laminits; On Urinary Deposits; An Attack of Laminitis Following the Exhibition of Active Purgative Agents; Case of Fracture of the Os Suffraginis;...
