- 1Letter From Earl Roberts to Lord Stanley Regarding “The Friend”
- 2Preface
- 3Chapter I — The Birth of “The Friend”
- 4Chapter II — Its Infancy
- 5Chapter III — We Publish a “Curio” Number
- 6Chapter IV — We Begin to Feel at Home
- 7Chapter V — Treating of Many Peoples
- 8Chapter VI — Ours Was No Bed of Roses
- 9Chapter VII — Rudyard Kipling, Associate Editor
- 10Chapter VIII — Lord Roberts’s Headquarters
- 11Chapter IX — “Oh, How Good It Was!”
- 12Chapter X — I Visit Miss Bloemfontein
- 13Chapter XI — Our Very Mixed Public
- 14Chapter XII — “Vive la Compagnie”
- 15Chapter XIII — We Leave “The Friend” to See a Fight
- 16Chapter XIV — My Horse Offered for Sale
- 17Chapter XV — General Pole-Carew in War
- 18Chapter XVI — Our Loss and the Army’s
- 19Chapter XVII — The Censor as an Editor
- 20Chapter XVIII — Our Christening Competition
- 21Chapter XIX — Fooled by the Boers
- 22Chapter XX — Dr. A. Conan Doyle Contributes
- 23Chapter XXI — Loot and Lurid Crazes
- 24Chapter XXII — In the Shadow of Sanna’s Post
- 25Chapter XXIII — A Complete Newspaper
- 26Chapter XXIV — False Hearts Around Us
- 27Chapter XXV — The End Approaches
- 28Chapter XXVI — Wanted, a Millionaire
- 29Chapter XXVII — A Notable Number
- 30Chapter XXVIII — Our “Friend” No Longer
- 31Chapter XXIX — Adieu to “The Friend”
War’s Brighter Side
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