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"To the Memory of Fallen Comrades, Colonial Troops listening to the 'Dead March' at Canterbury Cathedral on 13 August (litho)" In solemn remembrance




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"To the Memory of Fallen Comrades, Colonial Troops listening to the 'Dead March' at Canterbury Cathedral on 13 August (litho)" In solemn remembrance, colonial troops gather within the hallowed walls of Canterbury Cathedral. Their heads bowed in reverence, they listen intently to the haunting melody of the "Dead March. " Each note resonates with a profound sense of loss and sacrifice as they pay homage to their fallen comrades. The weight of their duty and the memories etched in their hearts unite them in this moment of reflection. "The Royal Review of the Colonial Troops by the Prince of Wales, in the Presence of Queen Victoria, on Horse Guards Parade, 1 July, Duke Connaught calling for Three Cheers for King (litho)" A grand spectacle unfolds on Horse Guards Parade as colonial troops stand tall before royalty. The Prince of Wales leads this royal review with utmost pride and admiration for these brave men. In awe-inspiring unity, under watchful eyes including those belonging to Queen Victoria herself, they showcase their unwavering loyalty and dedication. As Duke Connaught calls for three resounding cheers for their beloved king, a wave of jubilation sweeps through both soldiers and spectators alike. "Our First Advance into Enemy's Country: Colonial Troops surprising Boers at Lubbes Hoop Farm (litho)" With courage coursing through their veins, colonial troops embark upon a daring mission deep into enemy territory. At Lubbes Hoop Farm, amidst rugged terrain and uncertainty lurking around every corner; these valiant soldiers catch their adversaries off guard. Swiftly executing strategic maneuvers with precision and determination that belies any notion that they are mere colonials - proving themselves worthy opponents against all odds. "Washington Crossing Delaware River: December 25th 1776 (detail), 1851 (oil on canvas)" An iconic image frozen in time captures General George Washington leading his colonial troops across the treacherous waters of the Delaware River.