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London, England, 1856-03-15 00:00:00

LION

HUNTING,

AND

SPORTING LIFE IN ALGERIA.
BY JULES GERARD,
LIEUTENANT OF TILE THIRD REGIMENT OF SPAHIS.

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UNEUMA; or, the Wandering Soul.
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••• Gerard's Exploits among the Lions of Northern Africa are of so marvellous and daring a character as to have
gained for him the title of the " Lion Killer ;" and the present work, which is a copyright translation of his first and
most celebrated production, " La Chasse au Lion," comprises all his most exciting adventures in connection with Lion.
hunting and Sporting Life among the Arabs of Algeria. It is a work of most fascinating interest, containing Gerard's
first and most succinct account of Lions and Liou•hunting, and is entirely distinct from another work by the same
Author which is about to appear in an English form under the title of his " Life and Adventures."
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SIR BERNARD BURKE'S PEERAGE and
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