The Bonds of Africa; Impressions of Travel and Sport From Cape Town to Cairo, 1902-1912

This book is a collection of essays that offer vivid descriptions of life in Africa during a period of rapid change. Letcher writes poignantly about the people, animals, and landscapes he encountered, and reflects on the tensions between colonialism and indigenous culture. This book offers a unique window into a fascinating period of African history.

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