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The last book written by the late big-game hunter Jim Corbett tells of his final days living in the Kenyan game reserves. Although containing vivid descriptions of the area’s wildlife, Corbett concentrates on the visit of Princess Elizabeth to Tree Tops, where she learned of George VI’s death.

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