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- Stanley Portal Hyatt (2 January 1877 – 30 June 1914) was an English explorer, hunter, and writer. Hyatt left his comfortable family home and struck out around the world c. 1896. He arrived in Africa to seek his fortune during 1898. In his written works, Hyatt describes his life and experiences in Australia, Rhodesia and the Philippines. He wrote fluently and skilfully about life on "The Road", and about his fellow-riders and his animals. Hyatt had a bitter contempt for commercially inspired progress, vehemently defending the "underdog" whenever he could, and was a savage critic of The Establishment. The Old Transport Road and The Diary of a Soldier of Fortune are his famous works. (en)
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- Hyatt in Rhodesia, 1898 (en)
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- Photograph of a man wearing a wide-brimmed hat, with tall grass in the background (en)
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- Streatham, Surrey, England (en)
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- Hyatt in Rhodesia, 1898 (en)
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- Sydenham, Surrey, England (en)
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- Hyatt,+Stanley+Portal (en)
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- Stanley Portal Hyatt (en)
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- Opening of Rhodesian trade routes (en)
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- (en)
- Charlotte Caroline Key (en)
- Margaret Annie Marston (en)
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- Stanley Portal Hyatt (2 January 1877 – 30 June 1914) was an English explorer, hunter, and writer. Hyatt left his comfortable family home and struck out around the world c. 1896. He arrived in Africa to seek his fortune during 1898. In his written works, Hyatt describes his life and experiences in Australia, Rhodesia and the Philippines. He wrote fluently and skilfully about life on "The Road", and about his fellow-riders and his animals. Hyatt had a bitter contempt for commercially inspired progress, vehemently defending the "underdog" whenever he could, and was a savage critic of The Establishment. The Old Transport Road and The Diary of a Soldier of Fortune are his famous works. (en)
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- Stanley Portal Hyatt (en)
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- Stanley Portal Hyatt (en)
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