Convalescent in Mafeking : Lord Edward Cecil's First Walk after his Illness. 1900.

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Convalescent in Mafeking : Lord Edward Cecil's First Walk after his Illnes

  • Convalescent in Mafeking : Lord Edward Cecil's First Walk after his Illness. 1900.

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For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Graphic, May 26th, 1900," showing a Drawing by Sydney P. Hall from a Photograph, called "Convalescent in Mafeking :  Lord Edward Cecil's First Walk after his Illness."

Lord Edward Cecil, who is Brevet-Major in the Grenadier Guards, went out to South Africa on Special Service.  He has been in Mafeking throughout the siege, and was responsible at the Commencement of the war, with his chief, Major-General Baden-Powell, for supplying Mafeking with four times the amount of stores thought necessary by the military authorities.  He has been ill, suffering from lumbago after a touch of fever, but to the delight of his friends is now happily about again.

Condition is Very Good.