📘 This volume contains an autobiographical account of Henry G. Dorr's experiences in Africa and in America during the American Revolutionary War. After picking up an odd stone that turned out to be a diamond in the rough, Dorr was responsible for finding South Africa's famous diamond-fields. He also participated in the American War of Independence, and recounts many tales from his his military stint. A fascinating volume highly recommended for those with an interest in South Africa and the American Revolutionary War. Contents include: “Mohawk Peter”, “Legends of the Adirondacks”, “From the Other's Standpoint”, “The Wanton Shot”, “The Lord of the Domain”, “The Island Camp”, “The Lair”, “The Fate of the Doe”, “The Reprisal”, “Spencer's Princess”, “South African Stories”, “The Albatross”, “The Scotch Toast”, “The Telltale Scar”, etc. Many vintage books such as this are becoming increasingly scarce and expensive. We are republishing this volume now in an affordable, modern, high-quality edition complete the original text and artwork.