Edgar Rice Burroughs
Tarzan of the Apes
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Tarzan of the Apes
Edgar Rice Burroughs
English · 1912 · Fiction
Edgar Rice Burroughs's novel introduces Tarzan, an English nobleman's son raised by apes in the African jungle, read as the origin of a popular-culture icon.
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Contents
Dedication I: Out to Sea II: The Savage Home III: Life and Death IV: The Apes V: The White Ape VI: Jungle Battles VII: The Light of Knowledge VIII: The Treetop Hunter IX: Man and Man X: The Fear-Phantom XI: “King of the Apes” XII: Man’s Reason XIII: His Own Kind XIV: At the Mercy of the Jungle XV: The Forest God XVI: “Most Remarkable” XVII: Burials XVIII: The Jungle Toll XIX: The Call of the Primitive XX: Heredity XXI: The Village of Torture XXII: The Search Party XXIII: Brother Men XXIV: Lost Treasure XXV: The Outpost of the World XXVI: The Height of Civilization XXVII: The Giant Again XXVIII: Conclusion Get a printed copy via Print-on-Demand
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