TLE OF BAKKOW, AND STORMING OF SABBAJEE, 1855 248
CHAPTER XXIII.
CHANGES IN THE WEST AFRICAN GARRISONS, 1856-57--THE
GREAT SCARCIES RIVER EXPEDITION, 1859--FIRE AT NASSAU,
1859 257
CHAPTER XXIV.
THE BADDIBOO WAR, 1860-61 265
CHAPTER XXV.
THE ASHANTI EXPEDITION, 1863-64 276
CHAPTER XXVI.
THE JAMAICA REBELLION, 1865 286
CHAPTER XXVII.
AFRICAN TOUR, 1866-70 298
CHAPTER XXVIII.
THE DEFENCE OF ORANGE WALK, 1872 304
CHAPTER XXIX.
THE ASHANTI WAR, 1873-74 317
CHAPTER XXX.
AFFAIRS IN HONDURAS, 1874--THE SHERBRO EXPEDITION, 1875--THE
ASHANTI EXPEDITION, 1881 333
APPENDIX 343
INDEX 361
MAPS.
1. ST. VINCENT _facing page 69_
2. GRENADA " 93
3. DOMINICA " 103
4. MARTINIQUE " 125
5. GUADALOUPE " 133
6. THE GAMBIA SETTLEMENTS " 178
7. THE GOLD COAST " 215
8. BRITISH HONDURAS " 219
9. THE MELLICOURIE RIVER " 236
10. SWARRA CUNDA CREEK " 265
11. THE COUNTY OF SURREY, JAMAICA " 287
12. ORANGE WALK " 305
13. THE ROUTE TO COOMASSIE " 319
14. BRITISH SHERBRO " 337
THE HISTORY OF THE FIRST WEST INDIA REGIMENT.
INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER.
At the present day, when our Continental neighbours are outvying each
other in the completeness of their military organisations and the size
of their armies, while in the United Kingdom complaints are daily heard
that the supply of recruits for the British Army is not equal to the
demand, it may not be out of place to draw the attention of the public
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