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Jim Corbett |
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Alter interweaves loving accounts of the unique, endangered flora and fauna with tales of swashbuckling figures from colonial history like Frederick Wilson (the inspiration for Kipling's "The Man Who Would Be King"), who built the first precarious bridges over Himalayan rivers, and the hunter and naturalist, Jim Corbett, still famous in my girlhood for his books on hunting man-eating leopards and tigers. At 6-foot-2-1/2, 220 pounds, he was a monster in his day and no one - including Jim Corbett and Bob Fitzsimmons - could handle him. Jim Corbett, President, ViaCell Reproductive Health. |
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Jim Corbett - United States heavyweight boxing champion (1866-1933)