British East Africa

"Did you ever think about going to British East Africa to shoot?"

By the turn of the century railroads crisscrossed what was then the colony of British East Africa, and farmers had fenced off the land.

“Thank you,” the student replied, cordially but cryptically, his accent signaling his upbringing in formerly British East Africa.

Meanwhile, Roosevelt was being serenaded in British East Africa at the “Nairobi Follies.”

Beryl’s father has turned 1,500 acres in the British East Africa Protectorate into a horse farm called Green Hills.