BLOODY IVORY (NEW)
The Massacre of the African Elephant
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Description:
It is more than a thousand years since the exploitation of the elephant began. Alexander the Great used them, Hannibal took them over the Alps, and Kublai Khan encountered them in India. However, it is only the last hundred years that the existence of the African elephant has been threatened. "Bloody Ivory" tells the story of how the professional hunting fraternity were the first to realise the threat to the elephant and how they kick-started the whole conservation movement. Robin Brown paints a vivid picture of the impact of hunting on Africa's elephant population and the powerful personalities of those involved on both sides of the massacre - from Cecil Rhodes to Dennis Fitch-Hatton and Edward, Prince of Wales to David Sheldrick.
Details:
- Publisher: NATL BOOK NETWORK
- Dewey: 599.67096
- Edition: New
- Pages: 256
- Place Of Publication: Great Britain/British Isles
- Published Date: Sat 1 Dec 2007
Availability
Estimated despatch 14-20 days after ordering.
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