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Report of the Royal Commission appointed to consider and report upon the care and treatment of the sick and wounded during the South African campaign [Minutes of evidence]
by Great Britain. Royal Commission on South African Hospitals
Part of Gt. Brit. Parliament. Papers by command. Cd -- 453-455
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