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King Solomon's Mines
by
H. Rider Haggard
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King Solomon's Mines Questions and Answers
What does Gagool look like in King Solomon's Mines?
What is the setting of King Solomon's Mines?
Why did the people hate Twala in King Soloman's Mines?
How did Allan Quartermain get the map to the mines in King Solomon's Mines?
What can be said about imperialism in King Solomon's Mines?
Why do the adventurers feel that the place beside the stream is like paradise in King Solomon's Mines?
What are examples of idioms and proverbs in "King Solomon's Mines"?
In the book King Solomon's Mines, what are the main characteristics of the character Allan Quatermain?
Who are the two people Allan Quatermain met on the Dunkeld in King Solomon's Mines?
Who had studied medicine in youth in King Solomon's Mines?
Who was Neville?
How does Quatermain frighten people?
What did Sir Henry cry out when he saw the stranger?
were Ignossi and twala brother each other?
How are African natives viewed by the Englishmen, specifically Quartermain?
Who had studied the medicine in youth?
In King Solomon's mine what is the significance of homosociality? To what extent does the portrayal of the same-sex social bonds contribute or conflict with the portrayal of imperial activity?
