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Being Memories Of Manse Life In The Mearns And A Crack Aboot Auld Times (1894)
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This book is a collection of twelve years' worth of sporting reminiscences of a pioneer planter in an Indian frontier district. It includes descriptions of tent life in Tigerland, as well as information on sport and work on the Nepaul Frontier.
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With which is incorporated sport and work on the Nepaul frontier, being twelve years' sporting reminiscences of a pioneer planter in an Indian frontier district
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