The Boy Travellers on the Congo: Adventures of Two Youths in a Journey with Henry M. Stanley "Through the Dark Continent"Stanley, Henry M. (Henry Morton)
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The Boy Travellers on the Congo: Adventures of Two Youths in a Journey with Henry M. Stanley "Through the Dark Continent"
Stanley, Henry M. (Henry Morton)
Adventure stories; Africa, Central -- Description and travel -- Juvenile fiction; Animals -- Juvenile fiction; Biographical fiction; Children -- Conduct of life -- Juvenile fiction; Conduct of life -- Juvenile fiction; Congo River -- Juvenile fiction; Hunting -- Juvenile fiction; Natural history --
Wooden Idol 358
The White-fronted Wild Hog of Central Africa 359
The Hammock on the West Coast of Africa 360
The Circumnavigators of the Victoria Nyanza and Lake Tanganika,
and Explorers of the Alexandra Nile and Livingstone (Congo)
River 361
Native Belles on the West Coast 362
Native Blacksmiths near Boma 363
At Rest: Stanley's Quarters at Kabinda by the Sea 365
Expedition at Kabinda 366
Group of Mr. Stanley's Followers at Kabinda, West Coast of
Africa, just after Crossing the "Dark Continent." 367
Scenery on the West Coast of Africa 368
A Dandy of San Paulo de Loanda 369
View of San Paulo de Loanda--The Fort of San Miguel on the Right 371
Dhows in the Harbor of Zanzibar 372
The Recuperated and Reclad Expedition as it Appeared at Admiralty
House, Simon's Town, after our Arrival on H. M. S. _Industry_ 373
The Women of the Expedition 377
Stanley, as he Left England for Africa in 1874 378
Stanley, as he Reached Zanzibar in 1877 379
Ngahma, a Congo Chief 382
View of Vivi, from the Isangila Road 383
Port of Leopoldville 384
A Photograph 385
A Congo House 386
The Effect of Civilization 387
A Native of the Lower Congo 388
Emin Pasha 391
Blacksmith's Forge and Bellows 392
Some of Emin Pasha's Irregular Troops 393
Ivory-eating Squirrel, Central Africa 394
Battle between Native Warriors and Egyptian Troops 395
Native Warrior in Emin Pasha's Province 396
The King of Unyora and his Great Chiefs 397
Native War-dance 399
Breed of Cattle in Emin Pasha's Province 400
Lado, Capital of Egyptian Equatorial Province 401
Schooli Warrior, Egyptian Equatorial Province 402
Fortified Village near Lado 403
Ismaen Abou Hatab, Trusted Officer of Emin Pasha 404
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