In Darkest Africa; or, The Quest, Rescue, and Retreat of Emin, Governor of Equatoria (Google Books ⧉, Amazon ⧉, Bookshop ⧉)
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Artes Africanæ
Some of the tri-bladed and four-bladed knives were shown to me, and they were recognised as characteristic of the Monbuttu and Nyam-Nyam as described by Schweinfurth in his “Artes Africanæ.”
The Congo and the Founding of its Free State
Respecting the productions of the forest I have written at such length in “The Congo and the Founding of its Free State” that it is unnecessary to add any more here.
Koran
While arranging his eleven loads, consisting of baskets of provisions, carpets, and cooking pots and family bedding, Osman Latif Effendi held the Koran between thumb and finger, and alternately appealed to the Arabic lines, and to the Arab lares and penates in the baskets.
Through the Dark Continent
Readers of ‘Through the Dark Continent’ will remember the story of the Katekiro’s raid, that must have occurred about eighteen years ago, and of the reported marvels said to have been met by the host, as they travelled through a great plain where there were geysers spouting mud, hot springs, intolerable thirst, immense loss of life, ruthless conflicts between the native tribe and the Waganda, and bad water that killed hundreds.
Through the Dark Continent
No readers of my chapters on the Waganda in ‘Through the Dark Continent’ will doubt this statement.
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