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<p><b>This edition of <i>The Man-Eaters of Tsavo</i> includes:</b></p><ul><li><b>Bio on the author, Lieutenant-Colonel John Henry Patterson</b>: Learn about the life of the man who faced the infamous Tsavo lions.</li><li><b>Bio on Frederick Courteney Selous</b>, the author of the original preface: Discover more about this legendary explorer and hunter.</li><li><b>Glossary with descriptions and photos</b>: Understand key terms and concepts with added visual aids.</li><li><b>Historical photos selected for visual appeal</b>: Enhancing the reader's experience with compelling images.</li><li><b>A modern look at lion conservation in Kenya</b>: Explore current efforts to protect lions and wildlife in the region.</li></ul><p>First published in 1907, <i>The Man-Eaters of Tsavo</i> is the true and gripping story of Lieutenant-Colonel John Henry Patterson’s dramatic encounters with two man-eating lions while supervising the construction of the Uganda Railway in British East Africa. These lions terrorized railway workers, delaying the project and creating widespread fear. Patterson’s ultimate victory over these predators is one of history’s most remarkable wildlife adventures.</p><p>This <b>annotated edition</b> enriches the original text with additional historical context, biographies, photos for visual appeal, and insights into modern-day lion conservation, providing readers with a comprehensive look at the story and its lasting impact.</p>
