Haggard, Sir H. Rider
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Haggard, Sir H. Rider, ( Sir Henry Rider Haggard) (1856–1925), author of 34 adventure novels that made him famous. Their varied settings include Iceland, Mexico, Constantinople, and Ancient Egypt; but his best novels—of which
King Solomon's Mines (1886) and
She (1887) are the most celebrated—of which
King Solomon's Mines (1886) and
She (1887) are the most celebrated—were set in Africa, and vividly conveyed the fascination he found in its landscape, wild-life, tribal society, and mysterious past. He had a world-wide readership which included
Jung, who used
She as a striking example of the anima concept.
The Days of My Life: An Autobiography appeared in 1926.
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