Impact of the Boer War and Indian Mutiny on migration
Expansion and Empire
The Indian Munity, 1957
In the 19th century the British were involved in a number of colonial wars in Africa, ending with the Boer War in 1899-1902. They also fought Indian forces in the 1857 Rebellion, which was also known as the Indian Mutiny. None of these wars caused any major migrations to or from Britain.
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