Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle

Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle is not just another chapter in the famous ape-man's thrilling career, it is by far greater than any other of the wonderful series of Tarzan stories. The name of Tarzan alone is a promise of thrills that has never disappointed a reader. In none of his celebrated books has Edgar Rice Burroughs equalled the charm and vivid sensational appeal of the exciting adventures that he has written into Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle. It is an epic of wilderness adventure, wholly unique and wholly delightful. Astounding, enthralling and matchless in interest are these latest exploits of Tarzan--the most original and fascinating character in modern fiction. The raiding of the treasure vaults of the hidden City of the Sepulcher, the kidnapping of the beautiful Princess Guinalda, the imprisonment of Jim Blake, the young American, the banishment of Zeyd, the Arab, the treachery of Ibn Jad and Stimbol, are all complications involving Tarzan, testing anew his craftiness and cunning. Continuing with ever-mounting interest through a swift succession of tremendously exciting situations this most engaging of romances daringly brings into conflict, modern, medieval and primitive men, inevitably culminating in a smashing, crashing climax. This book is a photographic reproduction of the 1928 novel.