The Dutch Century: The Great White Hunter-Southern Africa

Abstract

Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Disclaimer -- Dedication -- Author's Comment and Disclaimer -- Author's Note About The Organization of The Trilogy -- Table of Contents -- Chapter One: To everything there is a season, and a Time to every purpose under the heaven: A Time to be born, and a Time to die… -- Chapter Two: "There is only one happiness in this life, to love and be loved." -- Chapter Three: A Festive Reunion and an Accounting -- Chapter Four: Celebration -- Chapter Five: Commitment to the Deep and Dark -- Chapter Six: Farewell Amsterdam and Love -- Chapter Seven: Dash to the Ship -- Chapter Eight: The Doldrums and a Caning -- Chapter Nine: Nor any Drop to Drink -- Chapter Ten: Landfall -- Chapter Eleven: Arriving at a Contract for the Duration -- Chapter Twelve: Establishing a Second Partnership -- Chapter Thirteen: The First Overland Exploration -- Chapter Fourteen: Getting Man and Ox Teams Ready for the Safari -- Chapter Fifteen: The Start of an Adventure of a Lifetime -- Chapter Sixteen: Into New and Hostile Territory -- Chapter Seventeen: Hunting in Earnest -- Chapter Eighteen: Into Lion Country -- Chapter Nineteen: Maneaters -- Chapter Twenty: Dragnet for the Maneaters, a Dangerous Hunt, and a Gold Rhinoceros -- Chapter Twenty-One: First Contact with Elephant -- Chapter Twenty-Two: The Elephant Killing Begins -- Chapter Twenty-Three: A Surfeit of Riches -- Chapter Twenty-Four: Red Lechwe and Waterbuck in a Water Wonderland -- Chapter Twenty-Five: The Orgy of Killing Comes to an End for a Time -- Chapter Twenty-Six: The Killing Begins Again -- Chapter Twenty-Seven: Starting the Day with a Battle with Arab Slavers -- Chapter Twenty-Eight: World Record Tuskers, Three Giant Savuti Lions, and Two Tragedies -- Chapter Twenty-Nine: Waggon of the Sick sent back to Cape Colony with Isaiah. The first Koodoo -- Chapter Thirty: Great Zimbabwe.