"The Jungle Fugitives: A Tale of Life and Adventure in India" by Edward S. Ellis, is a historical adventure where the lives of Americans in India are upended by the Sepoy Rebellion of 1857. Dr. Hugh Marlowe, his daughter Mary, and their friend Jack Everson find themselves in extreme danger as the rebellion erupts, forcing them into desperate encounters with hostile locals while struggling to survive. Before the chaos, Dr. Marlowe and Mary lived a peaceful life until warnings of an uprising force them to flee into the jungle shortly before the arrival of Jack Everson. Their escape becomes a fight for survival when they encounter Ghoojurs, known for being ruthless bandits, who challenge their safety and force them to fight back in thrilling showdowns.
The Jungle Fugitives: A Tale of Life and Adventure in India Including also Many Stories of American Adventure, Enterprise and Daring
By Edward Sylvester Ellis
Amidst a violent rebellion in India, a group of Americans is thrust into a deadly game of survival, battling treacherous enemies and the unforgiving wilderness to escape with their lives.
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About the AuthorEdward Sylvester Ellis was an American author.
Edward Sylvester Ellis was an American author.
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