Great African Travellers: From Mungo Park to Livingstone and StanleyG. Routledge, 1874 - 536 Seiten |
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... chief had provided a guide , Intémese , to conduct them to the territory of the next chief , Katema . He also gave an abundant supply of food , and wished them a pros- perous journey . Dr. Livingstone again started on the 26th of ...
... chief had provided a guide , Intémese , to conduct them to the territory of the next chief , Katema . He also gave an abundant supply of food , and wished them a pros- perous journey . Dr. Livingstone again started on the 26th of ...
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... chief district whence slaves are obtained , and a feeling of insecurity was evident amongst the inhabitants . A demand was now made by each chief for a man , an ox , or a tusk as tribute . The first was of course refused , but nearly ...
... chief district whence slaves are obtained , and a feeling of insecurity was evident amongst the inhabitants . A demand was now made by each chief for a man , an ox , or a tusk as tribute . The first was of course refused , but nearly ...
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... chief denounced the Arab as an impostor , Musa confessed that his great object was to get back to his family at ... chief named Kazembe , of whom he had heard through Dr. Lacerda . This prince was a very intelligent man , with a fine com ...
... chief denounced the Arab as an impostor , Musa confessed that his great object was to get back to his family at ... chief named Kazembe , of whom he had heard through Dr. Lacerda . This prince was a very intelligent man , with a fine com ...
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Great African Travellers From Mungo Park to Livingstone and Stanley William Henry Giles Kingston Eingeschränkte Leseprobe - 1874 |
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accompanied Africa afterwards animal appeared Arabs arms arrived attacked attendants Baker banks Barca Gana Barth beads boat Boo-Khaloum Bornou CALIFORN camels camp canoe Captain caravan carried cattle chief Clapperton cloth companions crocodiles desert distance doctor dressed elephant English escape escort expedition feet Felatahs fever Fezzan fire followed friends Gondokoro greatly guns hands head heard hippopotamus horse hundred huts hyænas inhabitants journey Kamrasi Kano Khartoum killed king Kouka Kukawa lake Lake Chad Lander length lion Livingstone Mahommedan Major Denham Makololo Mandingo Manyema miles natives negro Niger night Nile Nyanza Nyassa obtained Park party passed present proceed proceeded reached received river round rushed seen seized Sekeletu sent Sesheke sheikh shore shot slaves soon spears Speke Stanley stream sultan tents told took town trade travellers trees tribe Tripoli Ujiji village voyage women Zambesi Zanzibar