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Forest & Frontiers 6.2.22

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Forest & Frontiers by G. A. Henty is also know by the title Adventures among the Indians. It is also claimed that it was Mr Roualeyn Gordon Cummings who wrote the back and not G. A. Henty. Fiction

Forest & Frontiers - The most daring and adventurous of all hunters is Mr. Roualeyn Gordon Cumming. Being an officer in the British service at the Cape of Good Hope, his love of hunting adventures led him to resign his commission in the army, and devote himself for five years to exploring the interior of Africa, and hunting wild beasts. We shall quote his own account of some of his adventures.

Forest & Frontiers - The first incident of his career, to which we invite the reader's attention, is one which he calls an attack on four patriarchal lions. It occurred in the interior of Africa, not far from the junction of the rivers Mariqua and Limpopo. He thus describes it.

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Forest & Frontiers by G. A. Henty is also know by the title Adventures among the Indians.
It is also claimed that it was Mr Roualeyn Gordon Cummings who wrote the back and not G. A. Henty.
The most daring and adventurous of all hunters is Mr. Roualeyn Gordon Cumming.
Being an officer in the British service at the Cape of Good Hope, his love of hunting adventures led him to resign his commission in the army, and devote himself for five years to exploring the interior of Africa, and hunting wild beasts.
We shall quote his own account of some of his adventures.
The first incident of his career, to which we invite the reader's attention, is one which he calls an attack on four patriarchal lions.
It occurred in the interior of Africa, not far from the junction of the rivers Mariqua and Limpopo. He thus describes it.