On the trail of the Indian tiger
By: byTobias J. Lanz
Edition: First edition.
Publisher: Safari Press
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Long Beach, California
Language: eng
Number of pages: 329
Copyright date: 2009
Subjects: Tiger hunting; Tiger
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 331-332).
Table of contents: title: William Blane, Cynegetica; or Essays on sporting (1788); title: Thomas Williamson, Oriental field sports (1807); title: Daniel Johnson, Sketches of Indian field sports (1822); title: Godfrey Mundy, Pen and pencil sketches, being the journal of a tour of India (1832); title: Thomas Bacon, First impressions and studies from nature in Hindostan (1837); title: Edward Napier, Scenes and sports in foreign lands (1840); title: William Rice, Tiger shooting in India (1857); title: Walter Campbell, My Indian journal (1864); title: James Forsyth, The highlands of central India (1871); title: Gordon Cumming, Wild men and wild beasts (1871); title: George Sanderson, Thirteen years among the wild beasts of India (1882); title: Arthur Pollock, Sporting days in Southern India (1894); title: Alexander Glasfurd, Rifle and romance in an Indian jungle (1905); title: Alfred watson, King Edward VII as sportsman (1911); title: Charles Gouldsbury, Tiger land (1913); title: Robert Baden-Powell, Memories of India (1915); title: Nigel Woodyatt, My sporting memories (1923); title: Bernard Ellison, HRH The prince of Wales's sport in India (1925); title: Arthur Stewart, Tiger and other game (1928); title: James Best, Tiger days (1931); title: Reginald Burton, The tiger Hunters (1936); title: Jim Corbett, Man-eater of Kumaon (1946); title: James Sleeman, From rifle to Camera: the reformation of a big game hunter (1947); title: Olive Smythies, Tiger lady (1953); title: Kenneth Anderson, Nine man-eaters and one rogue (1954); title: Kesri Singh, One man and a thousand tigers (1959); title: Robert Ruark, Use enough gun (1966)