| CH |
FIRST NAME |
LAST NAME |
DESCRIPTION |
| Pro | Winston | Churchill |
A soldier and a journalist. |
| | Randolf | Churchill |
Winston Churchill's father. |
| | | |
Part I Pushful, The Younger |
| 1 | | |
Death By Inches |
| | Jack | Churchill |
Winston's younger brother. |
| | John | Churchill |
The first Duke at Marlborough. |
| | Victoria | |
Former Queen of the United Kingdom. |
| | Alexander | Scott |
Winston's first biographer. |
| | George | Churchill |
Winston's uncle. |
| | Lillian | Hamersley |
George's wife. |
| | Consuelo | Vanderbilt |
Wife of the 9th Duke of Marlborough. |
| 2 | | |
The Graven Palm |
| | Al-Mahdi | |
A Muslim leader. |
| | Sunny | |
Winston's cousin. |
| | Ben | Caunt |
Former heavy weight champion in England. |
| | Robert | Ascroft |
One of the members of the Parliament. |
| | Jennie | Jerome |
Lord Randolf's wife. |
| | Salisbury | |
The Prime Minister of India. |
| | A.W. | Moore |
Lord Randolf's private secretary. |
| | James | Oswald |
Ascroft's counterpart. |
| | Leonie | Jerome |
Winston's aunt. |
| | Charlotte | Robinson |
A palm reader. |
| | Charles | Darwin |
An English naturalist. |
| | Arthur Conan | Doyle |
A British writer. |
| | Albert | |
Queen Victoria's husband. |
| | Oscar | Wilde |
Mrs. Robinson's devoted client. |
| | Alfred | Douglas |
Had an affair with Oscar Wilde. |
| 3 | | |
The Scion |
| | Felix | Semon |
Renowned throat specialist. |
| | John Palmer | Bravazon |
Prince of Wales's close friend. |
| | Frederick | Smith |
Churchill's close friend. |
| | James | Mawdsley |
Churchill's running mate. |
| | Alfred | Emmot |
One of Churchill's opponents. |
| | Walter | Runciman |
One of Churchill's opponents. |
| | Mrs. | Runciman |
Walter's wife. |
| | | D'Abernon |
The British ambassador to Berlin. |
| | Leonard | Jerome |
American financier and speculator. |
| | Caryl | Ramsden |
One of Jennie Jerome's lover. |
| | George | West |
Jennie's boyfriend. |
| | Patsy | West |
George Cornwallis-West's mother. |
| | Arthur | Balfour |
Lord Salisbury's nephew. |
| 4 | | |
Blowing The Trumpet |
| | Alexander | Pope |
An English poet. |
| | James II | |
The King of England. |
| | William III | |
King of England Aka: William of Orange. |
| | Anne | |
Queen of England. |
| | Leopold | |
Emperor of the Roman Empire. |
| | Napoleon | |
A French statesman. |
| | Jeune | |
Churchill's friend. |
| | Thomas | Hardy |
An English novelist and poet. |
| | Robert | Browning |
An English poet and playwright. |
| | Joseph | Chamberlain |
The secretary of state for the colonies. |
| | Erasmus | Jacobs |
Son of a South African farmer. |
| | Johannes | Nicolaas |
A farm owner. |
| | Diederick | de Beer |
Johannes's brother. |
| | Paul | Kruger |
The President of the Transvaal. |
| | William | Gladstone |
Former British Prime Minister. |
| | Cecil | Rhodes |
Former Prime Minister of the Cape Colony. |
| | Leander | Jameson |
A British colonial politician. |
| | Ivor | Guest |
Churchill's cousin. |
| | Cornelia | |
Ivor's mother. Lord Randolf's older sister. |
| | Conyngham | Greene |
A British diplomat. |
| | Louis | de Souza |
Kruger's secretary of state for war. |
| | Marie | |
Souza's wife. |
| | | |
Part II Into Africa |
| 5 | | |
Send Her Victorious |
| | Henry V | |
King of England. |
| | Redvers | Buller |
Appointed as Commander-in-Chief in South Africa. |
| | Samuel | Johnson |
An English writer. |
| | Pamela | Plowden |
A beautiful young woman with whom Churchill had fallen in love. |
| | Trevor John | Plowden |
Pamela's father. |
| | Alfred | Harmsworth |
A publisher. |
| | Oliver | Borthwick |
An editor of the Morning Post. |
| | | Algernon |
Borthwick's father. |
| | Florence | Dixie |
The first female correspondent. |
| | Edgar | Wallace |
A journalist. |
| | Rudyard | Kipling |
A journalist. |
| | Arthur | Sullivan |
A composer. |
| | Thomas | Walden |
Churchill's valet. |
| | William Penn | Symons |
One of the most experienced officers in the British army. |
| | John Black | Atkins |
A journalist. |
| | Henri | Lansdowne |
British secretary of state of war. |
| | George | White |
Penn Symons counterpart. |
| | Leo | Amery |
A journalist. |
| 6 | | |
We Have Now Gone Far Enough |
| | Barney | Barnato |
A British mining magnate. |
| | Piet | Joubert |
A commanding general. |
| | Deneys | Reitz |
Frances William Reitz's son. |
| | Francis | Reitz |
The Transvaal secretary of state. |
| | Louis | Botha |
The Transvaal parliament. |
| | Philip Rudolpf | Botha |
A man with his two sons joined the Great Trek. |
| | Nelson | Mandela |
A charismatic young lawyer. |
| | James | Yule |
Penn Symons second-in-command. |
| | Lucas | Meyer |
Commander Botha's old friend and mentor. |
| | Michael | Davitt |
An Irish journalist and activist. |
| 7 | | |
The Blackest Of All Days |
| | Aylmer | Haldane |
Churchill's old friend. |
| | William | Lockhart |
Then commander-in-chief of Her Majesty's army in India. |
| | Thomas | Burberry |
A British clothier. |
| | Alfred | Milner |
The governor of Cape Colony. |
| | George | Steevens |
A journalist. |
| 8 | | |
Land Of Stone And Scrub |
| | Shaka | |
A young warrior. |
| | Genghis | Khan |
Founder and first Great Khan of the Mongol Empire. |
| | Dengane | |
Shaka's half brother. |
| | Andries | Pretorius |
Close friend of Louis Botha's grandfather. |
| | | |
Part III Chance |
| 9 | | |
The Death Trap |
| | Robert | Grenfell |
The man who took Churchill's place as 2nd Lieutenant. |
| | Theodore | Roosevelt |
Youngest President in US history. |
| | Arthur | Wilson |
Third Naval Lord and controller of the Navy. |
| 10 | | |
A Pity And A Blunder |
| | Charles | Long |
Left in temporary command by his superiors. |
| | Tom | Frankland |
A young officer in the batallion. |
| | Park | Gray |
A young trooper. |
| | Walter | Kitchener |
A member of the Buller's staff. |
| | Horacio | Kitchener |
Walter's brother. |
| 11 | | |
In The Lion's Jaws |
| | Alfred | Novel |
The inventor of the dynamite. |
| | Solomon | Plaatje |
South African's journalist. |
| | Howard | Hillegas |
An American journalist. |
| 12 | | |
Grim Sullen Death |
| | Hiram | Maxim |
An American inventor. |
| | | |
Part IV Prisoners Of War |
| 13 | | |
To Submit, To Obey, To Endure |
| | | Keuzenkamp |
A burgher. |
| | Adam | Brockie |
An Irish segeant major. |
| | James Wolfe | Murray |
A British army officer. |
| 14 | | |
"I Regret To Inform You" |
| | John Singer | Sargent |
Most famous painter of the Victorian era. |
| | Bernard | Baker |
An American businessman. |
| 15 | | |
A City Of The Dead |
| | Hans | Malan |
Kruger's grandson. |
| | Sytze | Wierda |
A Dutch architect. |
| | Charles | Burnett |
A captured officer from the 18th Hussars. |
| | Jan | Smut |
The Transvaal state attorney. |
| | Alexander | Todd |
A Nobel-Prize winning chemist. |
| | John | Milton |
One of the outstanding students. |
| | Mr. | Boshof |
A storekeeper. |
| | Bourke | Cockran |
An American politician. |
| 16 | | |
Black Week |
| | R.W.L. | Opperman |
Commandant of the guard. |
| | Jan | Gunning |
Opperman's assistant. |
| | Mariano | Luis |
de Souza's father. |
| | Trui | Joubert |
Mariano's wife. |
| | Paul | Methuen |
A commanding officer of the First Division of the Brirish army. |
| | Piet | Cronje |
A general of the South African Republic's military forces. |
| | Koos | dela Rey |
The legendary Boer general. |
| | Adrian | Hofmeyr |
A clergyman from Cape Colony. |
| | John | Buttery |
An editor for the Standard and Diggers News. |
| | Nathan | Marks |
Accused of being Boer's spy. |
| | Danie | Theron |
One who had witnessed Churchill's captivity. |
| | Frederick | Stopford |
Buller's military secretary. |
| 17 | | |
A Scheme Of Desperate And Magnificent Audacity |
| | Adolf | Vischer |
A Swiss surgeon. |
| | P. | Eloff |
Kruger's grandson. |
| | Kate | Stuart |
Haldane's wife. |
| 18 | | |
"I Shall Go On Alone" |
| | W.E.H. | Lecky |
An Irish historian. |
| | Jonathan | Swift |
An Anglo-Irish essayist. |
| | Stuart | Menzies |
A prolific British author. |
| | Robert | de Bruce |
King of Scotland. |
| | Walter | Scott |
A Scottish novelist. |
| | | |
Part V In The Heart Of The Enemy's Country |
| 19 | | |
Toujours de I'Audace |
| | Geoge | Danton |
The leader of the French Revolution. |
| | Edouard | Girouard |
A railway builder and chronicler of the war. |
| 20 | | |
"To Take My Leave" |
| | P. Maritz | Botha |
The first criminal landdrost, or magistrate. |
| | Catherine | Holmes |
A young girl who remembered the Churchill's escape. |
| 21 | | |
Alone |
| | David | Livingstone |
The famous Scottish missionary and explorer. |
| | Robert Baden | Powell |
Founder of the Boy Scouts. |
| 22 | | |
"Wie Is Daar" |
| | Julius | Burlein |
Owner of the most productive collieries in Witbank. |
| | John | Howard |
Former politician. |
| | Dan | Dewsnap |
The mine engineer. |
| | Joe | McKenna |
One of the Scottish's miners. |
| | Joe | McHenry |
One of the Scottish's miners. |
| 23 | | |
An Invisible Enemy |
| | Henry | Hildyard |
A British army officer. |
| | William | McKinley |
President of U.S. at that time. |
| | Cecil | Spring Rice |
Roosevelt's friend. British ambassador to US. |
| | Willem | Leyds |
Then state secretary of the Transvaal. |
| | Kaiser | Wilhelm II |
Son of Queen Victoria's oldest daughter. |
| | Arthur Fitzroy | Hart |
Commanding officer of South Africa field force. |
| | Mohandas | Gandhi |
An Indian lawyer and activist. |
| | David | Ogilvy |
In-charge of the Naval guns. |
| | Freddy | Roberts |
Only son of Lord Frederick Sleigh Roberts. |
| | Frederick | Roberts |
A renowned combat leader. |
| 24 | | |
The Light Of Hope |
| | Ian | Hamilton |
Acting adjutant general of the Natal Field Force. |
| 25 | | |
The Plan |
| | Robert Louis | Stevenson |
A Scottish novelist. |
| | John | Adams |
A colliery's secretary. |
| | Charles | Burnham |
A shopkeeper. |
| | Jeremiah | Cullingworth |
Burnham's grandmother. |
| 26 | | |
The Red And The Blue |
| | Morris | |
Chief customs officer. |
| | Alexander | Ross |
A British Consul General. |
| Epi | Frederick | Le Mesurier |
A prisoner. |
| | Emily | Hobhouse |
A British social worker. |
| | Henry | Bannerman |
Would become a Prime minister in 1905. |
| | Edward VII | |
Kaiser Wilhelm's cousin. |
| | Elizabeth II | |
Queen Victoria's great-great granddaughter. |
| | F.W. | de Klerk |
Boer's new President. |
| | Victor Bulwer | Lytton |
2nd Earl of Lytton and godson of Queen Victoria. |
| | Clementine | Hozier |
Churchill's wife. |
| | Edward | Marsh |
Churchill's private secretary. |
