Circus: The True Story

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	"Forgive me for putting my own book in here, but it is an example of the type of historical investigation I would love to see more in circus books"

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	"A superb "warts 'n all" account of life on the circus from an outsider's point of view - Gives the reader a great understanding what inspired the author to create her own circus"

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	"A beautifully honest novel about life on the circus in 1960s"

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	"The original report on circuses and zoos that is still referenced to this day. A great example of why the "animal issue" in circuses is more about politics than science"

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	"A great story about an author's experiences with a circus family"

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	"The autobiography of the man who went from circus to founding the first safari parks"

The list author says:
	"The story of how the circus founded the first safari parks - a fact being airbrushed from history since the 1990s"

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	"A "warts 'n all" circus autobiography for modern times"

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	"Proof of progress in animal training, many methods inspired by and used by circus trainers"

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	"More on the evolution and science of animal training"