The Diary of a Hunter From the Punjab to the Karakorum Mountains [By A.H. Irby]

"The Diary of a Hunter" recounts Augustus Henry Irby's hunting expeditions from the plains of Punjab to the rugged Karakorum Mountains. This engaging travelogue offers a glimpse into the sporting life of a British officer in colonial India. Irby's diary details his encounters with diverse wildlife and local communities, providing a historical perspective on the landscapes and culture of the region during the late 19th century.

Readers interested in adventure, hunting, and the history of British India will find this diary a captivating read. The author's detailed observations and personal anecdotes bring the era to life, making it a valuable historical document and an exciting adventure story.

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