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Dear Coldstream
Your Ritchie was in A coy,/01 - 6/02 prev in ILI.
IL

Many thanks

Paul

LinneyI wrote: Dear Coldstream
Your Ritchie was in A coy,/01 - 6/02 prev in ILI.
IL

Hi Paul,

shame on you!
It that Denys Reitz's book "Commando?"

Iain

coldstream wrote: Hello Iain,
Afraid I gave up on the Packenham book for the moment! have started reading Commando and am finding it quite compelling.
Keep up with the Packenham!

Paul

iaindh wrote: Hi Paul,
yes, it is worth plodding through the politics and it isnt that boring.
I only really get an opportunity to read at the weekends but with us reading parallel, there may be points for discussion as we move along.

regards,
Iain

Hi Iain,
Yes I am suitably ashamed
I will come back to it I promise!
Yes it is the Denys Reitz a very well written book, I am enjoying it.

Paul

iaindh wrote: Hi Paul,

shame on you!
It that Denys Reitz's book "Commando?"

Iain

coldstream wrote: Hello Iain,
Afraid I gave up on the Packenham book for the moment! have started reading Commando and am finding it quite compelling.
Keep up with the Packenham!

Paul

iaindh wrote: Hi Paul,
yes, it is worth plodding through the politics and it isnt that boring.
I only really get an opportunity to read at the weekends but with us reading parallel, there may be points for discussion as we move along.

regards,
Iain

I managed to find this book Kimberley Belmont/Graspan/Modder River/Magersfontein by
Lewis Childs (a Pen and Sword book) at a car boot sale at the weekend.
It was amongst several Zulu Wars books seven in all, so I had to buy them all,not bad value for £10.
My bookshelves are filling rapidly!

Paul

Hi Paul,
Very good value I'd say, I think that little battlefield guide was £9.95 when published!
Frank.