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The population of Ugan- da proper, not including the adjacent tributary tribes, is estimated by Long at about 500, 000; Mr. Stanley esti- mates the number of Mtesa's subjects at 2, 000, 000. The people are mild and child- like, superstitious and timid, and not at all martial. The industries of the country consist in skilful tanning of skins, the cultivation of the soil by the women, the weav- ing of bark cloth, and working in iron. The chase of the elephant occupies many of the men, the ivory b...eing sent UGANDA BOY.
326 COMPENDIUM OF GEOGRAPHY AND TRAVEL.
out of Uganda both by way of the Nile and to the Zanzibar coast ; but if work is to be avoided the Waganda do very- little, or nothing at all ; their pipe and merissa beer form their earthly elysium.
9. Stanley s Discoveries between the Victoria and Albert Nyanza.
Due west from Mtesa's capital a water-parting 5500 feet high rises in the great Mount Kabuga, between the Vic- toria and the Albert Lakes. Eastwards from this ridge the river Katonga flows into the Victoria, and westwards of it the Eusango into the Albert Nyanza.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The population of Ugan- da proper, not including the adjacent tributary tribes, is estimated by Long at about 500, 000; Mr. Stanley esti- mates the number of Mtesa's subjects at 2, 000, 000. The people are mild and child- like, superstitious and timid, and not at all martial. The industries of the country consist in skilful tanning of skins, the cultivation of the soil by the women, the weav- ing of bark cloth, and working in iron. The chase of the elephant occupies many of the men, the ivory b...eing sent UGANDA BOY.
326 COMPENDIUM OF GEOGRAPHY AND TRAVEL.
out of Uganda both by way of the Nile and to the Zanzibar coast ; but if work is to be avoided the Waganda do very- little, or nothing at all ; their pipe and merissa beer form their earthly elysium.
9. Stanley s Discoveries between the Victoria and Albert Nyanza.
Due west from Mtesa's capital a water-parting 5500 feet high rises in the great Mount Kabuga, between the Vic- toria and the Albert Lakes. Eastwards from this ridge the river Katonga flows into the Victoria, and westwards of it the Eusango into the Albert Nyanza.
What to read after Africa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Keith Johnston to read onlineMoreLess
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