Winston Churchill (center row, 2nd from right) aboard the ship Dunottar Castle, returning from the Boer War, Jul 1900; note Major Frederick Russell Burnham standing in rear row, 3rd from left

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Caption     Winston Churchill (center row, 2nd from right) aboard the ship Dunottar Castle, returning from the Boer War, Jul 1900; note Major Frederick Russell Burnham standing in rear row, 3rd from left ww2dbase
Date  Jul 1900
Photographer    Unknown
 
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Source    ww2dbaseBurnham Family Collection
 
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