Scramble for Africa: The Great Trek to the Boer War Adventure the voices here speak of

the voices here speak of the verities of the hunt

Brower was in the thick of battle when John McPhee profiled him for the New Yorker in a piece that would evolve into Encounters with the Archdruid

a man whose prodigious snoring made him a pariah in any camp (and once nearly got him killed)

the only two men writing turkey stories

and from technical discussions of barrels and ejectors to shooting techniques

Scramble for Africa: The Great Trek to the Boer War Adventure the voices here speak ofAnthony Nutting, Scramble for Africa: The Great Trek to the Boer War. NY: E. P. Dutton, 1971. 454 pages. Hardbound in dust jacket. 1st edition. Illustrated, bibliography, index. Book near fine in fair, price clipped dust jacket. $14.