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The People of the Mist : Nonsuch Classics, Paperback / softback Book

The People of the Mist : Nonsuch Classics Paperback / softback

Paperback / softback

Description

First published in 1894, The People of the Mist is an exciting story about a British adventurer who goes to Africa to seek his fortune, but who finds love and a legendary tribe who worship a giant crocodile god.

When Leonard Outram loses both his inheritance and his fiancee he determines to go to Africa, which for an Englishman at this time was a land of opportunity, this being the period of the 'Scramble for Africa.' With his Zulu companion, Otter, he saves a young Portuguese woman, Juanna Rodd, from slavery and together they go in search of the People of the Mist, who are said to possess a hoard of fabulous jewels.

When they find them, they are plunged into the midst of a power-struggle between the king and the priests of the crocodile god.

A ripping yarn in classic 'Boy's Own' style, this is a thrilling story from the pen of one of English literature greatest adventure novelists.

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