Person
Harry Caldwell
Roy Chapman Andrews wrote about Harry Caldwell in two books. Here is what each book says, with excerpts.
- 1884–1943
Under a Lucky StarRoy Chapman Andrews
The Reverend Harry R. Caldwell, an American missionary and big-game hunter who spent nineteen years in Fukien, south China. Famous for stalking the legendary 'blue tiger,' he is Andrews' companion in the southern hunting chapters.
The "blue tiger" had been discovered by Harry Caldwell, a shooting missionary who had made quite a reputation for himself in China.…Listen from here · chapter 13, 7:01Caldwell and I staked out a she-goat with her kid in a small clearing.…Listen from here · chapter 13, 8:57 - 1919–1920
Across Mongolian PlainsRoy Chapman Andrews
The Reverend Harry R. Caldwell, an American missionary and big-game hunter who spent nineteen years in Fukien, south China. Famous for stalking the legendary "blue tiger," he joined Andrews on the southern hunting chapters.
…my beaters were not successful in putting out a goral, we heard Harry shoot once away to the right; and half an hour later I saw him through my binoculars…Listen from here · chapter 19, 7:29…against the biting wind, and after driving one ravine unsuccessfully Harry descended to the bottom of a wide valley, while I continued parallel with him on the…Listen from here · chapter 19, 9:51
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