In Wildest Africa, Vol. 2

20 chapters

1. 1IN WILDEST AFRICA
2. 2IN WILDEST AFRICA BY C. G. SCHILLINGS AUTHOR OF “WITH FLASHLIGHT AND RIFLE IN EQUATORIAL EAST AFRICA” TRANSLATED BY FREDERIC WHYTE WITH OVER 300 PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIES DIRECT FROM THE AUTHOR’S NEGATIVES, TAKEN BY DAY AND NIGHT; AND OTHER ILLUSTRATIONS Vol. II London HUTCHINSON CO. PATERNOSTER ROW 1907
3. 3YOUNG DWARF ANTELOPE Contents of Vol. II
4. 4CORMORANTS. List of Illustrations in Vol. II
5. 5SPURRED GEESE (PLECTROPTERUS GAMBENSIS). VIII In a Primeval Forest
6. 6A MASAI THROWING HIS SPEAR. IX After Elephants with Wandorobo
7. 7BLACK-HEADED HERONS (ARDEA MELANOCEPHALA. VIG. Childr.). X Rhinoceros-hunting
8. 8MASAI KILLING A HYENA WITH THEIR CLUBS. XI The Capturing of a Lion
9. 9A FEW SPECIMENS OF ELEPHANT-TUSKS SECURED BY THE EMISSARIES OF DEUSS CO., IN PORTUGUESE EAST AFRICA. XII A Dying Race of Giants
10. 10A STUDY IN PROTECTIVE “MIMICRY.” XIII A Vanishing Feature of the Velt
11. 11HUNGRY VULTURES IN THE VICINITY OF MY CAMP. XIV Camping out on the Velt
12. 12A FOWL OF THE VELT (PTEROCLES GUTTURALIS SATURATIOR, Hart). XV Night Photography under Difficulties
13. 13THE FIRST FLASHLIGHT PHOTOGRAPH WITH WHICH I HAD ANY MEASURE OF SUCCESS! A MONGOOSE MAY BE JUST GUESSED AT UNDER THE THORN-BRANCH. XVI Photography by Day and by Night
14. 14GUINEA-FOWL. Envoi
15. 15CHEAP EDITION “The most remarkable travel book that has ever been published.”—Graphic. With Flashlight and Rifle A Record of Hunting Adventures and Studies in Wild Life By C. G. SCHILLINGS Translated by FREDERIC WHYTE With an Introduction by Sir Harry Johnston, G.C.M.G., K.C.B., Illustrated with 302 of the Author’s “untouched” photographs taken by day and night. Printed throughout on English art paper, in one handsome vol., 824 pages super-royal 8vo, 12s. 6d. net
16. 16PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT wrote of Mr. Schillings’s book:
17. 17Some Exceptional Reviews
18. 18Nearest the Pole By Commander R. E. PEARY (U. S. Navy; President of the National Geographic Society) Author of “Northward over the Great Ice,” etc. With an introduction by President Roosevelt and numerous illustrations selected from a collection of 1,200 of the Author’s photographs In Crown 4to, cloth gilt and gilt top, 21s. net.

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