Tarzan and the City of Gold

by Edgar Rice Burroughs

In the Tarzan series

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Where Tarzan and the City of Gold sits

Series: In the Tarzan series. See all Tarzan books in order
The book before: Tarzan Triumphant
The book after: Tarzan and the Lion Man
Order checked: Last checked: September 25, 2026, against edgarriceburroughs.com

Edgar Rice Burroughs in brief

Beginnings: His first story was Under the Moons of Mars. (edgarriceburroughs.com; read November 6, 2026) I started writing UNDER THE MOONS OF MARS, my first story.
Beginnings: The editor of All-Story Magazine wrote that he liked the first half of the story. (edgarriceburroughs.com; read November 6, 2026) then editor of All-Story Magazine ... liked the first half of the story

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