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    The Travels of Auguste Rabaut - Hunter, Fisherman, Adventurer, Collector of Flora and Fauna

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    The Travels of Auguste Rabaut, Hunter, Fisherman, Adventurer, Collector of Flora and Fauna, is a non-fiction work of short stories of Auguste Rabaut's travels deep within the Amazon Jungle during the 1930's and 1940's, which gives a mere glimpse into the journeys that he took and the places he went. His stories allow us the opportunity to experience what life was like in the tropics during that timeframe. He explains to us the grandeur and the mystique of the Amazon and other regions within South America. He treats us to stories embedded into the fibers of the natives of the region; tales of folklore and superstitions. It is a life and a culture that is unimaginable in the present day, yet an era that is brought back to life by the words of Mr. Rabaut.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJan 1, 2019
    ISBN9780359324309
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