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Another of Talbot Mundy's best,
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Talbot Mundy was a great writer who has been mostly forgotten about these days. At one time, he had fan clubs all over the english speaking world. His characters and stories have inspired many writers including Robert E Howard and Robert Heinlein. Beyond stating that "The Ivory Trail" is about a group of "white" hunters in "deepest darkest africa", I am going to leave it for you to read the story. Instead, I shall point out that the Ivory trail is considered one of his finest efforts. (This is said about a writer of many books and had many "fine efforts".) Even critics of Mundy acknowledged The Ivory Trail as a great book. Reference books have referred to "The Ivory Trail" as the archtype or best example ever written of the "white bwana hunter" style novels. One thing to note - this book was published in 1919 and is not what some people today would call "politically correct". If you read this book and like it, I suggest you try Mundy's "King of the Khyber Rifles" and his "Tros of Samothrace" series. They are even better than "The Ivory Trail". If you are about to read your first Mundy book, I envy you. I would love to feel again the rapture and enchantment I felt as I read "The Ivory Trail" and other Mundy books for the first time.
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boma gate, paleface people, boma wall, township limits, railway man Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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Tippoo Tib, British East, Lady Saffren Waldon, Georges Coutlass, Brown of Lumbwa, German East, Lady Waldon, East Africa, Lord Montdidier, Mount Elgon, Fred Oakes, Lady Isobel Saffren Waldon, Victoria Nyanza, Sultan of Zanzibar, Queen of Sheba, Will Yerkes, Bwana Schillingschen, Ivory Folk, King of Belgium, Pioneer Jane, South Africa, United States, Bwana Coutlass, Lord James Rait, Major Schunck New!
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