The Arabs in Central Africa And At Lake Nyassa With Correspondence With Hm S
The Arabs in Central Africa And At Lake Nyassa With Correspondence With Hm S
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In tlie latter place he found conditions also very much changed, in conse- quence of the events at Stanley Falls. The bearing of the Arabs towards the traveller was decidedly hostile. " Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society, 1887, p. 221. — "Dr. Lenz left Kasonge on June 30th, and traversing the plateau (marked 3 on the map), between that and Tanganyika, reached Mr. Here's station on Kavala Island on August 7th. He found much of the route studded with recently-founded Zanzibar villages ...established by the Arab traders, the natives having been compelled to retreat into the forests and remote mountains. " Proceedings of the Royal GeograjMcal Society, 1887, p. 190. — "Ujiji was entered on August 15th. Here Dr. Lenz discovered that on account of the warfike raids of the Arabs and the excitement in Uganda, it would be impossible for him to push northwards to Emin Pasha, as was his original intention. " Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society, 1887, p. 643. — Dr. Ludwig Wolft' "says (1886, February) — " Between Katshitsh and the Batondoi (marked 4 on the map), I met the powerful chief Zappu Zapp, who as a slave hunter is the curse of the country between the Lubilash and the Lomami.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In tlie latter place he found conditions also very much changed, in conse- quence of the events at Stanley Falls. The bearing of the Arabs towards the traveller was decidedly hostile. " Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society, 1887, p. 221. — "Dr. Lenz left Kasonge on June 30th, and traversing the plateau (marked 3 on the map), between that and Tanganyika, reached Mr. Here's station on Kavala Island on August 7th. He found much of the route studded with recently-founded Zanzibar villages ...established by the Arab traders, the natives having been compelled to retreat into the forests and remote mountains. " Proceedings of the Royal GeograjMcal Society, 1887, p. 190. — "Ujiji was entered on August 15th. Here Dr. Lenz discovered that on account of the warfike raids of the Arabs and the excitement in Uganda, it would be impossible for him to push northwards to Emin Pasha, as was his original intention. " Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society, 1887, p. 643. — Dr. Ludwig Wolft' "says (1886, February) — " Between Katshitsh and the Batondoi (marked 4 on the map), I met the powerful chief Zappu Zapp, who as a slave hunter is the curse of the country between the Lubilash and the Lomami.
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