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The life & explorations of Frederick Stanley Arnot;The authorised biography of a zealous missionary, intrepid explorer, and self-denying benefactor amongst the natives of africa./ Ernest Baker.

By: Baker, Ernest.

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BookPublisher: London: Seeley,Service & Co LTD, 1921Description: xxii, 334p.: ill.Subject(s): Arnot, Fred. S. (Frederick Stanley), 1858-1914

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