J. D. W. Moodie Ten Years in South Africa, Vol. 1 and 2 ORIGINAL FIRST EDITION magasin

Original First Editionof the Richard Bentley, London, 1835 in 2 volumes: bound in Leather A quite handsome set for this age like nearly unread, ready for your reading pleasure and collection. Take a look at that elephant stomping a hunter to death!

The original first editions are extremely rare, and as of this listing, I could not find any sets available for sale anywhere.

Dictionary of South African Biography,Moodie arrived in South Africa to join his brother Benjamin who was farming at Grootvadersbosch near Swellendam. In 1821 he obtained land at Sir Rufane Donkins abortive Fredericksburg settlement but the following May found himself to be almost the last person left there. It was a plan of which Lord Charles Somerset had thoroughly disapproved and with Moodies departure the scheme came to an end. He went to join Benjamin on Long Hope, the latters new property on the west bank of the Lower Bushman River. In 1828 he tired of farming and set out on a long journey through Kaffraria before settling in Grahamstown, leaving South Africa in 1832. A prolific writer, Moodie vividly describes his various activities and travels and in, Ten Years in South Africa, leaves an important record of the country at that time.'

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