Complete and unabridged, with 57 full-page plates by William Webb, Thomas Weaver and Daniel Clowes. Quatermain tells a hunting club how he was hired by Maiwa, a chief's daughter, to make war on the man who had her child killed — an elephant hunt, a stockade, and a small campaign fought with borrowed rifles. Haggard went to South Africa at nineteen and helped raise the Union Jack over the Transvaal; this short 1888 book is the tightest thing he wrote, and the elephant hunting is from life. Fifty-seven plates of horses, hounds and hunting scenes by Richard Barrett Davis and Samuel Henry Alken run alongside the chase and the campaign.