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It has already been observed, that the members of the expedition, on their first entrance into the * SiBce the first edition of this work, and even since «e* printing the narrative of Adams in the preceding vdume, I have seen some strong gromids for doubting the authenticity of that part of his narrative which relates to Tombuctoo. See Edinburgh Magazme for October 1818.
Digitized by VjOOQIC CAPTAIN TUCKEY. 489 liver, were struck with deep disappointment at ft* apparent magnitude. Hence they di...d not conceive that it could be derived froth at aU sd remote a source as their mission supposed. Some particulars were formerly remarked, from which it might appear that this opinion was formed rather too hastily. The river, in fact, after being ascended for two or three hundred miles, was found to spread to a breadth, and to exhibit a grandeur of aspect and dimension, not inconsis- tent with its supposed derivation. From this and from other circumstances now to be mentioned.
Captain Tuckey seems to have derived a convic- tion of its origin in the northern tropic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has already been observed, that the members of the expedition, on their first entrance into the * SiBce the first edition of this work, and even since «e* printing the narrative of Adams in the preceding vdume, I have seen some strong gromids for doubting the authenticity of that part of his narrative which relates to Tombuctoo. See Edinburgh Magazme for October 1818.
Digitized by VjOOQIC CAPTAIN TUCKEY. 489 liver, were struck with deep disappointment at ft* apparent magnitude. Hence they di...d not conceive that it could be derived froth at aU sd remote a source as their mission supposed. Some particulars were formerly remarked, from which it might appear that this opinion was formed rather too hastily. The river, in fact, after being ascended for two or three hundred miles, was found to spread to a breadth, and to exhibit a grandeur of aspect and dimension, not inconsis- tent with its supposed derivation. From this and from other circumstances now to be mentioned.
Captain Tuckey seems to have derived a convic- tion of its origin in the northern tropic.
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