Jungle Pioneering in Gondland

In the early 20th century, Archibald William McMillan journeyed deep into the heart of wildest Africa, carving a path through the dense jungles of Gondland that had never before been trodden by a white man. This fascinating memoir recounts his adventures among the exotic flora and fauna of this mysterious land, as well as his encounters with the indigenous peoples who called it home.

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