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Side vii
It is not without considerable anxiety and reluctance that this volume is submitted
to the public . Having contributed my botanical notes , drawings , and
meteorological registers to Captain Speke , I never dreamt of a separate
publication .
It is not without considerable anxiety and reluctance that this volume is submitted
to the public . Having contributed my botanical notes , drawings , and
meteorological registers to Captain Speke , I never dreamt of a separate
publication .
Side viii
Yours ever sincerely , “ J . H . SPEKE . ” I shall not attempt to comment upon the
rain - system of the elevated land we traversed at the equator , but merely remark
that in this region fruitful showers were constantly falling like dew . The influence
...
Yours ever sincerely , “ J . H . SPEKE . ” I shall not attempt to comment upon the
rain - system of the elevated land we traversed at the equator , but merely remark
that in this region fruitful showers were constantly falling like dew . The influence
...
Side ix
My acquaintance with Captain Speke commenced Hoh as far back as 1847 ,
when he was serving in India Hospity with his regiment . We were both Indian
officers , of 1 0 the same age , and equally fond of field - sports , and our
friendship ...
My acquaintance with Captain Speke commenced Hoh as far back as 1847 ,
when he was serving in India Hospity with his regiment . We were both Indian
officers , of 1 0 the same age , and equally fond of field - sports , and our
friendship ...
Side xii
188 CHAPTER X . Uganda , May 27 to July 7 , 1862 – Meeting with Captain
Speke - Audience with the King of Uganda - The Queen ' s drawing - room - The
detective system - The executioners - Stick drill - Ingenious workmen in Uganda -
- A ...
188 CHAPTER X . Uganda , May 27 to July 7 , 1862 – Meeting with Captain
Speke - Audience with the King of Uganda - The Queen ' s drawing - room - The
detective system - The executioners - Stick drill - Ingenious workmen in Uganda -
- A ...
Side xiii
... Budja , the chief native officer - Musical instruments - Captain Speke proceeds
to the Lake Nyanza - Antelope - shooting - Difficulties in the way of the author ' s
advance - Speke returns , and the camps are unitedElephant - hunt in Unyoro , .
... Budja , the chief native officer - Musical instruments - Captain Speke proceeds
to the Lake Nyanza - Antelope - shooting - Difficulties in the way of the author ' s
advance - Speke returns , and the camps are unitedElephant - hunt in Unyoro , .
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A Walk Across Africa: Or, Domestic Scenes from My Nile Journal James Augustus Grant Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1864 |
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