Camp Fire Yarns of the Lost Legion

"Camp Fire Yarns of the Lost Legion" by Colonel G. Hamilton-Browne is a compilation of stories from the late 1800s that recounts the author's time in the military with the Lost Legion, particularly his interactions with the Maori in New Zealand, where he shares insights into their culture, courage, and hospitality as well as conflicts in the 1860s and 1870s. The author kicks the story off by highlighting the adventures and friendships he experienced during his military career, which sets the stage for tales of courage, cultural exchange, and frontier life. The book paints a rich picture of a time of hardship and camaraderie between soldiers and indigenous peoples.