The book below does not appear in Hackett's
South African War Books which makes it an interesting addition to the bibliography of the Boer War and worth recording.
It is titled
With the 10th Regiment Imperial Yeomanry, authored by Alfred G. T. Smith, late Trooper 37th Company Imperial Yeomanry (Bucks) and published by the Herald Printing Works in Preston in 1905. It is 105 pages.
It is a personal memoir rather than a Battalion or Company history and is remarkable for its frankness about looting and the wearisome chases and skirmishes with the Boer commandos. Smith had an eventful time during the war. He was captured by the Boers and kept prisoner on commando for several weeks. He then escaped and was eventually reunited with his Company, only to be severely wounded in the leg later and evacuated to England by hospital ship.
It is the first account I have come across which relates experiences in the Buckinghamshire Squadron and the 10th Battalion Imperial Yeomanry.
Justin