Chapter 1: Simla; Chapter 2: Cork; Chapter 3: Ireland and Burma; Chapter 4: The Black Mountain; Chapter 5: The Relief of Chitral; Chapter 6: Staff College; Chapter 7: Instructor; Chapter 8: The Zakka Khel; Chapter 9: Hong Kong; Chapter 10: The First World War; Chapter 11: Seistan; Chapter 12: The Sarhadd; Chapter 13: Pyrrhic Victory; Chapter 14: Abbottabad
Lieutenant Colonel Nigel Collett earned his MA for the University of Buckingham and completed it with distinction in September 2002. He is the author of A Grammar, Phrase Book and Vocabulary of Baluchi and A Course in Baluchi. In 1994 he co-authored A Nepali-English-Nepali Dictionary.
"A superb biography" The Mail on Sunday, 1 May 2005 "Precise and comprehensive" Sunday Times, 24 April 2005 "This excellent new biography" BBC History, May 2005 "Thoroughly researched, welll-written and insightful account" The Spectator 16 April 2005 "An engrossing human story that casts a calm and steady light o the history if British imperialism, on the Raj, and on Dyer" The literary Review "Thorough reconstruction of the events and a convincing study of their perpetrator" Independant 1 May 2005
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