Narrative of an Expedition to the Zambesi and Its Tributaries: And of the Discovery of the Lakes Shirwa and Nyassa, 1858-1864Harper & Bros., 1866 - 638 páginas |
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... appear worse than they are , accept and publish the mere brandy- and - water twaddle of immoral traders against a body of men who , as a whole , are an honor to human kind . In modern missionary literature , now widely spread , we have ...
... appear worse than they are , accept and publish the mere brandy- and - water twaddle of immoral traders against a body of men who , as a whole , are an honor to human kind . In modern missionary literature , now widely spread , we have ...
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... appear on the title - page of this narrative is because it is hoped that he may give an account of the botany and natural history of the Expedition in a separate work from his own pen . He collected above four thousand species of plants ...
... appear on the title - page of this narrative is because it is hoped that he may give an account of the botany and natural history of the Expedition in a separate work from his own pen . He collected above four thousand species of plants ...
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... appear in the map by Mr. Arrowsmith , and it is hoped may not differ much from the results of the same data in abler hands . The office of " skipper , " which , rather than let the Expedition come to a stand , I undertook , required no ...
... appear in the map by Mr. Arrowsmith , and it is hoped may not differ much from the results of the same data in abler hands . The office of " skipper , " which , rather than let the Expedition come to a stand , I undertook , required no ...
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... appear here . Your excellency also obliged me with some seeds ; but , unfortunately , I was at Mozambique , and having planted them this year , they produced little ; I fear they were already old . My capability for service is very ...
... appear here . Your excellency also obliged me with some seeds ; but , unfortunately , I was at Mozambique , and having planted them this year , they produced little ; I fear they were already old . My capability for service is very ...
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... call it , of the Zambesi is winding , and narrow when contrasted with the great breadth of the river itself . The river bottom appears to be a succession of immense submerged sand- 24 DEEP CHANNEL OF RIVER . CHAP . I. banks.
... call it , of the Zambesi is winding , and narrow when contrasted with the great breadth of the river itself . The river bottom appears to be a succession of immense submerged sand- 24 DEEP CHANNEL OF RIVER . CHAP . I. banks.
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