Sons desert

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Hardback. William Blackwood & Sons. English. 1964 1st ed. ISBN: 0. 243 pp with vignettes and maps as eps. Very good condition in hardcover with good dw. The story of some ten years of travels and work as a DC in the Northern Frontier District of Kenya by one of the last of the old-time administrative officers in Africa. Book No: 22589/1000715

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