The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 2John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1929 - Commonwealth of Nations |
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Page 619
The leader of the expedition , Joseph Ritchie , succumbed to fever on reaching Murzuk , but his companion , Capt . ... and on one of these Denham reached the Shari , the chief feeder of the lake , finding it an imposing stream 400 yards ...
The leader of the expedition , Joseph Ritchie , succumbed to fever on reaching Murzuk , but his companion , Capt . ... and on one of these Denham reached the Shari , the chief feeder of the lake , finding it an imposing stream 400 yards ...
Page 620
Soon afterwards Timbuktu was reached from the west by the French traveller ... of all its sections , reaching the southern borders of Morocco · Mézières , B. de , " Major G. Laing and the circumstances attending his death ” ( Geog .
Soon afterwards Timbuktu was reached from the west by the French traveller ... of all its sections , reaching the southern borders of Morocco · Mézières , B. de , " Major G. Laing and the circumstances attending his death ” ( Geog .
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LIVINGSTONE'S DEATH 631 After reaching the Upper Rovuma , he found it necessary to take the route round the south ... at the farthest point reached — Nyangwe in about 4 ° S. — it was a noble stream , the Lualaba , fully a mile wide .
LIVINGSTONE'S DEATH 631 After reaching the Upper Rovuma , he found it necessary to take the route round the south ... at the farthest point reached — Nyangwe in about 4 ° S. — it was a noble stream , the Lualaba , fully a mile wide .
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