how did the outcome of the boer war affect great britain's position in south africa
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To end the war the Treaty of Vereeniging is signed .
Britain forces the Transvaal and Orange Free state inside British kingdom.
South Africa is widened from the Cape to the Zambezi.
Britain's fame suffers badly due to concentration camps, war atrocities and inability to defeat 60,000 farmers.
British public opinion was greatly partitioned over the "methods of barbarism" used to finish war.
Australians were much angry over the conviction of three men from one of their units for war crimes in such a morally ambiguous war.
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