Where Spaniels Spring Hemingway and the latter portion of

and the latter portion of the book is actually a concerted attack on Speke by Burton’s ally

and follows its struggle to survive in a war zone fought over by the troops of half a dozen nations and its transformation into a political symbol and conservation icon

Each chapter features a 10-minute corresponding film shot on location during the creation of Director’s Cut

and Jack Reneau (Editors)

Missionary Travels and Researches in South Africa

Where Spaniels Spring Hemingway and the latter portion ofKenneth C. Roebuck, Where Spaniels Spring (with a Foreword by John Heminway). Clinton, NJ: Amwell Press, 1993. Hardbound in bonded leather with wrapped board slipcase. Xvi, 172 pages. Illustrated, ribbon marker. Signed copy (by author, artist, and publisher) #328 of an edition of 1000. Book very fine; slipcase very good. $40.