The Great Trek [antikvár]

IntroductionBy Grey Owlo nly those who have spent their days on the Winter Trail in the Far North can form any conception of the magnitude of the task which confronted Andrew Bahr and his little band of herders when they undertook to drive, across twenty-five hundred miles of frozen wilderness, some three thousand half-wild, speedy, mobile, and at times almost uncontrollable animals, andI