...having been no exploration of that part of Africa. M. Duchaillu hud been on the Rivers Moonda and Mouni, had traced the latter to its source, and had ascertained...him, is the existence of a very populous nation, of marked negro character, known as the Powein Nation, which he estimates at from five to seven millions....

...no exploration of • that part of Africa. Mr. l)u Chaillu had been on the Rivers Moonda and Mourn, had traced the latter to its source, and had ascertained...him, is the existence of a very populous nation, of marked Negro character, known as the Powein Nation, which he estimates at from five to seven millions....

...part of Africa. Mr. Du ChaiUu had been on the rivers Moonda »mil tlutttti, had traced lite tatter to its source and had ascertained the existence of...him , is the existence of a very populous nation of tmirlsctl negro clmi'tu'lrr . known as the Powein Nation, which he estimates at from five to seven...

...been no exploration of that part of Africa. Mr. Du Chaillu had been on the Hirers Moonda and Mouui, had traced the latter to its source, and had ascertained...mountains, probably a continuation or spur of the Atlas raugc, and much further south than is to be found in any published maps. " Another fact ascertained...

...IHTII no exploration of that part of Africa. Mr. Du Chaillu had been on the Hiver» Mounda and Menni, had traced the latter to its source, and had ascertained the existence of high mountain», probablv a continuation or t-pur uf the Atlas range, and much further south than is to...