The Controversy of Boer War Pacification

This chapter examines the moral and administrative complexities of British pacification during the Boer War, focusing on the implementation of concentration camps for Boer civilians. It discusses the implications of using families as leverage in warfare, the psychological factors influencing military outcomes, and the transition in military tactics and weaponry. Additionally, it draws parallels with other historical conflicts, exploring the challenges of outdated strategies and the unpredictability of combat.