Today, 123 years ago, on May 31, 1902 (April 24, 1902), the War of Boer ended. On May 31, 1902, after the Treaty of Freinheim, the fierce War of Boer ended today. The Boers lost sovereignty to the British, but the London side promised that the Boers would not lose political power. Britain also agreed to pay the Boers $12 million to rebuild their homes. The British promised not to collect any new taxes because of the war. This war has put Britain in trouble for the past three years, and some British officers have tried the torment of guerrilla warfare. Since 1812, for the first time they had to try to avoid the attacks of the Boers. The British finally won the war and won the right to mine gold in South Africa. But how much Britain has lost elsewhere in the world?