Starlings Laughing: A Vision of Africa
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Author: June Vendall Clark
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 320
This autobiography covers the life of the author during the waning years of colonial Africa. June Vendall Clark came to love the wildlife, people and land of southern Africa during the 43 years she spent there. Her passion for her homeland sustained her through her marriage to a philandering husband. As their marriage disintegrated, June and Robert found a common cause in the fight to curb the random slaughter of wild animals. Decades in advance of the current concern for conservation, they embarked on a strenuous eight-year campaign to establish their brainchild, the Moremi Wildlife Reserve.
Author: June Vendall Clark
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 320
This autobiography covers the life of the author during the waning years of colonial Africa. June Vendall Clark came to love the wildlife, people and land of southern Africa during the 43 years she spent there. Her passion for her homeland sustained her through her marriage to a philandering husband. As their marriage disintegrated, June and Robert found a common cause in the fight to curb the random slaughter of wild animals. Decades in advance of the current concern for conservation, they embarked on a strenuous eight-year campaign to establish their brainchild, the Moremi Wildlife Reserve.
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: June Vendall Clark
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 320
This autobiography covers the life of the author during the waning years of colonial Africa. June Vendall Clark came to love the wildlife, people and land of southern Africa during the 43 years she spent there. Her passion for her homeland sustained her through her marriage to a philandering husband. As their marriage disintegrated, June and Robert found a common cause in the fight to curb the random slaughter of wild animals. Decades in advance of the current concern for conservation, they embarked on a strenuous eight-year campaign to establish their brainchild, the Moremi Wildlife Reserve.
Author: June Vendall Clark
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 320
This autobiography covers the life of the author during the waning years of colonial Africa. June Vendall Clark came to love the wildlife, people and land of southern Africa during the 43 years she spent there. Her passion for her homeland sustained her through her marriage to a philandering husband. As their marriage disintegrated, June and Robert found a common cause in the fight to curb the random slaughter of wild animals. Decades in advance of the current concern for conservation, they embarked on a strenuous eight-year campaign to establish their brainchild, the Moremi Wildlife Reserve.
Starlings Laughing: A Vision of Africa
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