@book{150525,
  address    = {New York},
  author     = {Selous, Frederick Courtney},
  edition    = {With a foreword by President Roosevelt and illustrations by E. Caldwell},
  publisher  = {Macmillan & Co.},
  title      = {African nature notes and reminiscences},
  year       = {1908},
  hhtype     = {grammar_sketch (computerized assignment from "notes")},
  inlg       = {English [eng]},
  jfmnote    = {The British edition (also by Macmillan) was apparently titled 'African native notes and reminiscences'. 'Chapter 20 written about the Masarwa, the Bushmen of the interior of South Africa (p. 328-348). Critic of Prof. Keane's pitch-black pygmoid Kattea. Some comparison between the language of the Masarwa and Kora; author states, that SeSarwa and Korana are related' (Strohmeyer & Moritz 1975:21). Reprinted various times, e.g. 1969 by Pioneer Head in Salisbury (Heritage series, #1); 1986 by Galago in Alberton (ISBN-10 0-947020-16-0); and 1993 by St Martin's Press in New York (Library of African adventure series; ISBN-10 0-312-09241-5).},
  keywords   = {;saf;bts;rsa;trv;w.320;w.311;w.313;},
  lgcode     = {Kxoe [xuu], Nama (Namibia) [naq], Korana [kqz], //Ani [hnh] (autotranslated from Maho's coding system)},
  macro_area = {Africa},
  src        = {eballiso2009}
}