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A. G. Bagot

An adventurous 19th-century memoirist, soldier, and hunter, best known for writing about life in India and Central America. His work blends travel writing with vivid recollections of sport, danger, and colonial-era exploration.

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About the author

A. G. Bagot is known for Travel, Sport and Hunting in India and Central America, first published in 1897. Available book and catalog records consistently present him as the author of this late-Victorian memoir.

From those records, he appears to have been an army officer as well as an enthusiastic hunter and traveler. The book is described as a set of reminiscences drawn from time spent in India and later in Central America during the 1860s, giving modern readers a window into the adventurous travel writing of its era.

Reliable biographical detail about Bagot himself is limited in the sources I could confirm, so much of what survives publicly is best understood through his book rather than through a full modern author biography.