Lives in the Wilderness: Three Classic Indian Autobiographies

This volume comprises the autobiographical works of three men who had a special relationship with the Indian jungles - Jim Corbett, Verrier Elwin and Salim Ali. This omnibus edition includes an Introduction by Ramachandra Guha

Page Count:
500

Publication Date:
1999-02-01

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