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Travels and Discoveries in North and Central Africa - Being a Journal of an Expedition Undertaken Under Auspices of H.b.m.

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Klappentext This pioneering work of African exploration and ethnography! cited by Darwin! is still considered an important source on African cultures. Zusammenfassung This pioneering account, published in 1857–1858, was a foundational text in the study of African history and ethnography. Barth set out to 'represent the tribes and nations … in their historical and ethnographical relation to the rest of mankind'. Cited by Darwin, it is still regarded as an important source. Inhaltsverzeichnis 38. Rainy season in Kúkawa; 39. Expedition to Kánem; 40. The horde of the Welád Slimán; 41. Shitáti. The eastern, more favoured, valleys of Kánem; 42. Warlike preparations against Mándará; 43. The border-region of the Shúwa; 44. The country of the shallow rivers. Water-parting between the Rivers Bénuwé and Shárí; 45. Return to Bórnu; 46. Setting out for Bagírmi. The country of Kótokó; 47. Province of Logón. Logón Bírni; 48. The two rivers. Entrance into Bagírmi; 49. Endeavour to leave the country. Arrested. Final entrance into Más-eñá. Its characteristic features; 50. Description of the town. Arrival of the Sultan. Final departure; 51. Historical survey of Bagírmi. General condition of the country and its inhabitants; 52. Home-journey to Kúkawa. Death of Mr. Overweg; Appendix.

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