ing (15th May) to consider the
Situation, 352, 353, 358, 359, 362, 363
Peace Terms Proposed, 362, 363, 364
Netherlands' Communication with the British Government, 301, 302
Boer Response to the Invitation implied in the forwarding of the
Correspondence, etc., 305, 306, 370, 371
Letter sent to Commandos, 336, 345, 346, 347
Presidents of the Republics--Correspondence with Lord Salisbury, and
Lord Salisbury's Reply (5th March, 1900), 50, 53, 54, 330-332, 409
Proposals to Lord Kitchener (April, 1902), 299
Correspondence between Lord Kitchener and the Secretary of
State--Independence Difficulty, 401, 402
Signing of Peace at Pretoria, 323, 324
Steyn's, President, Views, 258, 259
Terms of Peace sanctioned by the British Government and accepted by
the Boers (May, 1902)--
Acceptance of British Terms, 320, 427, 428
Acceptance under Protest proposed, 421
Dissatisfaction among men of the Commandos, 324
Failure of Food Supply as reason for acceptance, 321
Unconditional Surrender v. Acceptance, 399, 401, 404, 405, 417,
423, 424
Better Terms, Possibility of obtaining, 406, 409, 410, 423, 424
Decision as to Acceptance or Rejection essential, 425, 426
Middelburg Proposal Annulled by the Terms of the Peace Protocol of
May, 1902, 392
Milner's, Lord, Telegrams, 392
Rejection of Terms proposed, 424, 425
Signatures to Acceptance, Question of, 425, 426
Sub-committee appointed to aid in formulating Peace
Proposals, 378, 398
Text of Draft Proposal and of Draft Proposal with Amendments
sanctioned by the British Government, 379, 393
Time allowed for discussion of Terms, 394, 395
"Ultimatum," Description of British Terms, 321

Penzhorn, Mr., Relatives of--Kindness to Commander-in-Chief de Wet, 145

Petrusberg--Capture of by British, 51
De Wet's, Commander-in-Chief, Visit, 232

Plans, Sketch Plans of Engagements, 97, 276

Plessis, Veldtcornet du--Death due to White Flag Treachery at
Reddersburg, 76

Poplar Grove--
Concentration of Boer Troops at, 50
Kruger's, President, Visit to Boer Troops, 50
Panic among Boers--Commander-in-Chief de Wet unable to prevent
flight, 51

Potchefstroom, Portrait of Commander-in-Chief de Wet, History of Mauser
Rifle, which appears in the photograph, 151, 152

Potgieter, Commandant (of Wolmaranstadt)--Escape from Paardeberg, 41

Potgieter, Mr. Hendrik--