"The End Of The Game" 1965 BEARD, Peter Hill (SOLD) The London Owl Company

"The End Of The Game" 1965 BEARD, Peter Hill (SOLD) The London Owl CompanyBEARD, Peter Hill [256] pp. The Viking Press 1965 11 1 2" x 8 1 2" The End of the Game is Peter Beard's first and most important book, a powerful account of the gradual and relentless destruction of East African wildlife. Widely regarded as a seminal work on conservation, it also serves as a moving tribute to the devastating impact of loss and the fragility of life. In his introduction, Beard writes: 'A book about Africa is necessarily a book about

Vol I: 1922-1939 The Wandering Years

When World War II began

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it is that Roxanne is portrayed as a wide-eyed innocent at the time of her marriage

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His designs in this era progressed from Art Deco to Streamline Moderne

The Picnic and Suchlike Pandemonium is the book for you

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