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The Nile Tributaries of Abyssinia and the Sword Hunters of the Hamran Arabs

 
  • Africa
  • Samuel White Baker

by Samuel W. Baker

I DEDICATE THIS BOOK, WITH SPECIAL PERMISSION, TO HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS ALBERT EDWARD,
PRINCE OF WALES, AS THE FIRST OF ENGLAND'S ROYAL RACE WHO HAS SAILED UPON THE WATERS OF
THE NILE; THE LAKE SOURCES OF WHICH MIGHTY RIVER ARE HONOURED BY THE NAMES OF
HIS AUGUST PARENTS.

  • PREFACE
  • CHAPTER I. ABOVE THE CATARACT.
  • CHAPTER II.
  • CHAPTER III. WILD ASSES OF THE DESERT.
  • CHAPTER IV. ROUTE FROM CASSALA TO SOUAKIM.
  • CHAPTER V. THE STORM.
  • CHAPTER VI. SHEIK ACHMET ABOU SINN.
  • CHAPTER VII. THE DEPARTURE.
  • CHAPTER VIII. THE PLAGUES OF EGYPT.
  • CHAPTER IX. FORM A RAFT WITH THE SPONGING BATH.
  • CHAPTER X. A FEW NOTES AT EHETILLA.
  • CHAPTER XI. THE FORD.
  • CHAPTER XII. OLD NEPTUNE JOINS THE PARTY.
  • CHAPTER XIII. THE LIONS FIND THE BUFFALO.
  • CHAPTER XIV. A FOREBODING OF EVIL.
  • CHAPTER XV. ANTELOPES ON THE SETTITE.
  • CHAPTER XVI. ABOU DO IS GREEDY.
  • CHAPTER XVII. WE REACH THE ROYAN.
  • CHAPTER XVIII. A CAMEL FALLS, AND DIES.
  • CHAPTER XIX. SEND A PARTY TO RECONNOITRE.
  • CHAPTER XX. ARRIVAL AT METEMMA, OR GALLABAT.
  • CHAPTER XXI. FERTILITY OF THE COUNTRY ON THE BANKS OF THE RAHAD.
  • CHAPTER XXII. WE LEAVE THE DINDER.
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