Roosevelt's thrilling experiences in the wilds of Africa hunting big game ...
A 1909 popular account by Marshall Everett of Theodore Roosevelt's African big-game hunting, published in New York by Charles Scribner's Sons for a general reading public. The photographs are halftone reproductions of African villagers in ceremonial dress, a crocodile kill on a riverbank, rain-making performers on a stone wall, and Roosevelt's party seated indoors, their staged, documentary poses offering designers a record of early twentieth-century colonial-era photojournalism with strong contrast and dense crowd compositions.
