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The
Jameson
Raid
(
29
December
1895
–
2
January
1896
)
was
a
botched
raid
Attack
against
the
South
African
Republic
(
commonly
known
as
the
Transvaal
)
carried out
Action
by
British
colonial
statesman
Leander
Starr
Jameson
and
his
Company
troops
(
``
police
''
in
the
employ
Employment
of
Alfred
Beit
's
and
Cecil
Rhodes
'
British
South
Africa
Company
)
and
Bechuanaland
policemen
over
the
New
Year
weekend
of
1895–96
.
The
raid
Attack
was
intended
to
trigger
an
uprising
Change_of_leadership
by
the
primarily
British
expatriate
workers
(
known
as
Uitlanders
)
in
the
Transvaal
but
failed
to
do
so
.
The
Second
Boer
War
(
11
October
1899
–
31
May
1902
)
was
fought
Hostile_encounter
between
the
British
Empire
and
two
Boer
states
,
the
South
African
Republic
(
Republic
of
Transvaal
)
and
the
Orange
Free
State
,
over
the
Empire
's
influence
in
South
Africa
.
The
British
seized
Hold
control
of
all
of
the
Orange
Free
State
and
Transvaal
,
as
the
civilian
leadership
went
Self_motion
into
hiding
or
exile
.
Only
a
few
months
earlier
,
the
British
South
Africa
Company
's
Administrator
General
for
Matabeleland
,
Leander
Starr
Jameson
,
had
sent
Sending
most
of
his
troops
and
armaments
to
fight
Hostile_encounter
the
Transvaal
Republic
in
the
ill-fated
Jameson
Raid
.
The
action
consisted
of
a
Boer
attack
Attack
on
horseback
on
an
entrenched
British
hillside
position
in
the
valley
of
Rooiwal
,
near
Klerksdorp
in
the
Western
Transvaal
.
This
was
the
end
of
the
war
in
the
Western
Transvaal
and
also
the
last
major
battle
of
the
Anglo-Boer
War
.
Background
-
the
war
in
the
Western
Transvaal
.
By
1902
,
there
were
roughly
3,000
Boer
guerrillas
operating
Being_in_operation
in
Western
Transvaal
.
Herbert
Kitchener
had
over
16,000
troops
operating
Being_in_operation
in
the
Western
Transvaal
,
but
many
of
them
were
not
regulars
,
but
poorly
trained
Education_teaching
Imperial
Yeomanry
.
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