Wild Beasts and Their Ways, Reminiscences of Europe, Asia, Africa and America
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By Samuel Baker
11 Oct, 2018
An enthralling research by Baker about elephants, the magnificent wild beasts. He travelled to India, Egypt and Japan to explore the secrets of their lives. It captivates the readers with its heart-stopping adventures, both real and imaginary.
An enthralling research by Baker about elephants, the magnificent wild beasts. He travelled to India, Egypt and Japan to explore the secrets of their lives. It captivates the readers with its heart-stopping adventures, both real and imaginary. Less
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