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From Veldt Camp Fires

By H. A. (Henry Anderson) Bryden

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Journey into the heart of South Africa with transport riders as they face deadly wildlife, seek untold riches, and reveal hidden secrets within unexplored lands.

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2011-11-29
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Summary

"From Veldt Camp Fires" by H. A. (Henry Anderson) Bryden is a compilation of gripping stories set in late 19th-century South Africa, focusing on the lives of transport riders. Through tales told around crackling campfires, the book brings to life the challenges and thrills these individuals faced while navigating the untamed African wilderness. These narratives cover the transport riders' interactions with native populations and dangerous animals against the backdrop of the historical landscape. The characters' rugged lives and shared experiences lead to accounts of hidden riches, such as the story of Mowbray, who sought diamonds in an undiscovered valley along the Orange River. The book explores his dangerous adventures and the mystery of unexplored territories and reflects on human determination.

About the Author

Henry Anderson Bryden was an English solicitor, athlete and sportsman, playing rugby for England in 1874. He was a keen hunter and naturalist and travelled widely. He then became a professional author writing about wildlife and his hunting experiences.

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