African Game Trails, an Account of the African Wanderings of an American Hunter-naturalist

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The memoir captures Theodore Roosevelt's 1908 African hunting expedition with his son Kermit, showcasing his passion for nature and wildlife. Vivid descriptions bring to life the exotic landscapes and the thrill of the hunt, alongside interactions with notable game hunters like Major Boyd Cunningham and Frederick Selous. Roosevelt's naturalist perspective emphasizes the unique flora and fauna of East Africa, while his commitment to realism rejects anthropomorphism in literature. This work remains a thrilling testament to the beauty of the African wilderness.