For 10 points, name this general whose use of concentration camps won Britain the Boer War.
A 300-strong regiment under this man's command included George Witton, who authored the expose Scapegoats of the Empire claiming that this man had used a kangaroo court in the execution of Peter Handcock and another man; that act followed the discovery that Captain Hunt's testicles had been stolen, which led this man's infamous Carbineers regiment under Breaker Morant to seek vengeance against the local populace. This successor of (*) Lord Roberts died himself when the Hampshire sank off the Orkneys after striking a mine, two years after Asquith's government commissioned a poster informing "BRITONS" that this man "wants YOU." As Sirdar of Egypt, won the Battle of Omdurman in the wake of the siege of Khartoum, where his former superior, Chinese Gordon, was slain by the Mahdi; shortly thereafter, he squared off with Marchand at Fashoda. For 10 points, name this general whose use of concentration camps won Britain the Boer War.
A 300-strong regiment under this man's command included George Witton, who authored the expose Scapegoats of the Empire claiming that this man had used a kangaroo court in the execution of Peter Handcock and another man; that act followed the discovery that Captain Hunt's testicles had been stolen, which led this man's infamous Carbineers regiment under Breaker Morant to seek vengeance against the local populace.
Lord Horatio Herbert {Kitchener}