Published in 1856, this book contains the correspondence of Lieutenant-General the Honorable Sir George Cathcart concerning his military operations during the Kafir War in South Africa and his efforts to maintain peace on the frontier. Cathcart was a prominent British military commander who served in numerous colonial wars, including the Indian Mutiny and the Crimean War.
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