Talk:Hazara Expedition of 1888

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The DNB reference isn't adequate, but there is information in the articles: Channer, George Nicholas; Egerton, Sis Charles Comyn; Gatacre, Sir William Forbes; Grierson, Sir James Moncrieff; Macdonald, Sir James Ronald Leslie. None of these is in the first edition. Charles Matthews (talk) 10:46, 6 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]