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Far Away and Long Ago: A Childhood in Argentina.(reprint, 1918)(Brief Article)(Book Review)

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Far away and long ago; a childhood in Argentina. (reprint, 1918)

Hudson, W.H.

Eland Publishing

2005

244 pages

$27.95

Paperback

PR6015

W.H. Hudson (1841-1922) is best known as the author of Green Mansions, The Naturalist in La Plata, and Idle Days in Patagonia. In this classic account first issued in 1918 by J. M. Dent and Sons Ltd., the author talks about his fascination with nature and native peoples, finding the roots of his fascination in his childhood in Argentina's pampas country. The memoir includes a map and afterword ...

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