پادشاه واکیکویو: داستانی واقعی از سفر و ماجراجویی در آفریقا (کتابخانه رسنیک ماجراجویی‌های آفریقا، شماره ۷)

King of the Wa-Kikuyu In all of African history, there is no one quite like John Boyes. There have been better hunters, and certainly greater explorers. Although he's very readable, there have been finer writers. But when it comes to the category of Opportunist, Boyes' names stands out from all the others: he was, in his life, hunter, explorer, trader, ivory poacher, gambler, reprobate, soldier, and yes, even king. From the age of 14 when he hopped a ship bound for distant ports, Boyes' exemplified the renegade African adventurer, making a name for himself by overcoming man-eating lions, disease, drought, and hostile tribes.

this Is An Account Of The Adventures Of A Yorkshireman, His Early Life As A Sailor, Participation In The Matabele War, And His Largely Succesful Attempts To Unite The Kikuyu Tribe. It Was First Published In 1911.