About This Book
An autobiographical narrative recounts tea-planting apprenticeship and estate selection in India, extended cattle-ranching experiences across the American frontier, and multiple tours through the Americas, Europe, Asia, and the Pacific. It blends practical instruction on plantation and ranch management—land selection, drainage, branding, round-ups, herd and horse work—with anecdotes of hunting, fishing, frontier hazards, town-building, and encounters with local communities. Chapters alternate technical notes, sporting episodes, and travel sketches, and the text is rounded out by illustrations and an appendix to create a combined memoir and practical record of rural and itinerant life.
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