6CHAPTER IV. THE ROYAL WELSH.
28CHAPTER XXVI. THE HEROES OF THE VICTORIA CROSS IN NEW ZEALAND.
7CHAPTER V. OUR HIGHLAND REGIMENTS.
29CHAPTER XXVII. THE NAVAL BRIGADE IN INDIA.
8CHAPTER VI. OUR HIGHLAND REGIMENTS—continued.
30CHAPTER XXVIII. THE VARIOUS RANKS IN THE BRITISH ARMY, AND HOW TO DISTINGUISH THEM.
9CHAPTER VII. OUR HIGHLAND REGIMENTS—continued.
31ARMY DRESS.
10CHAPTER VIII. OUR HIGHLAND REGIMENTS—continued.
32DRESS AND RANK.
11CHAPTER IX. OUR HIGHLAND REGIMENTS—continued.
33RANKS.
12CHAPTER X. THE PIPERS OF OUR HIGHLAND REGIMENTS.
34COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT.
13CHAPTER XI. COLONEL BELL AND THE VICTORIA CROSS.
35WAR DEPARTMENT.
14CHAPTER XII. COMMANDER (NOW CAPTAIN) FIOTT DAY, R.N., AND THE VICTORIA CROSS.
36RELATIVE RANKS OF ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS.
15CHAPTER XIII. LIEUTENANTS MOORE AND MALCOLMSON, AND THE VICTORIA CROSS.
37LIFE GUARDS AND HORSE GUARDS.: Non-Commissioned Officers.
16CHAPTER XIV. CAPTAIN W. A. KERR, SOUTH MAHRATTA HORSE, AND THE VICTORIA CROSS.
38IN THE CAVALRY.
17CHAPTER XV. PRIVATE HENRY WARD, V.C., 78TH HIGHLANDERS.
39The Royal Artillery.
18CHAPTER XVI. LIEUTENANT ANDREW CATHCART BOGLE, V.C., 78TH HIGHLANDERS (NOW CAPTAIN 10TH FOOT).
40The Royal Engineers.
19CHAPTER XVII. DR. J. JEE, C.B., V.C., SURGEON; ASSISTANT-SURGEON V. M. M’MASTER, V.C.; AND LIEUTENANT AND ADJUTANT HERBERT T. MACPHERSON, V.C.
41The Military Train.
20CHAPTER XVIII. “LUCKNOW” KAVANAGH AND THE VICTORIA CROSS.
42Infantry.
21CHAPTER XIX. LIEUTENANT BUTLER AND THE VICTORIA CROSS.
43CHAPTER XXIX. A GRAND REVIEW.
22CHAPTER XX. DR. HOME AND DR. BRADSHAW AND THE VICTORIA CROSS.
