Stewart Edward White was an early 20th century American author. From 1900 until 1922, he wrote fiction and non-fiction about adventure and travel. After 1922 he and his wife wrote many books on channeling and the spirit world. White's readers enjoy his salted in humor and stories about colorful characters such as canny Indian guides and "greenhorn" campers who carried too much gear. African Camp Fires is a first hand account of a foot safari in Africa. The book describes various hunts and kills. White tells of the day-to-day experiences and difficulties of life in the African bush.

This vintage book contains Stewart Edward White's 1913 collection of stories, African Camp Fires . The stories of this collection revolve around several intertwined topics: sub-Saharan Africa of 100 years ago, a traditional hunting safari, and one man's relationships with the tribesmen and women he encountered over a period of several months. This book is highly recommended for those with an interest in Africa, and constitutes a must-read for fans of White s work. Stewart Edward White (1873 1946) was an American novelist and spiritualist. Other notable works by this author include: The Long...

With Folded Wings, published posthumously, is the last of the extraordinary series of books written by Stewart Edward White, based on the spiritual journey of his wife Betty, and the wisdom she received from the beings she contacted through her mediumship, called by her 'The Invisibles'.

With Folded Wings, published posthumously, is the last of the extraordinary series of books written by Stewart Edward White, based on the spiritual journey of his wife Betty, and the wisdom she received from the beings she contacted through her mediumship, called by her The Invisibles.

In this fascinating chronicle of the California Gold Rush written in 1918, American writer, Steward Edward White, gives an historical view of those early days of the mid-19th century, and the many challenges of the formation of a new frontier: incoming population, law and order issues, greed and power, political differences, successes and failures. White shows how quickly San Francisco grew from a population of a few hundred into a center for commerce, wealth, and politics. He writes of the Spanish days of early California, the 1846 Mexican War, and follows the movement of the Mormon...