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1 May, 09:34

Why might some Coloniel troops have been willing to fight in the war

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    The British had regularly used colonial troops for imperial defence, but not in Europe or against other white races. Indian troops were not allowed to fight in the Boer War in South Africa (1899 - 1902) ... Among the colonial non-white troops of the British empire, only Indians were allowed to fight in Europe.
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