The Kilima-Njaro expedition : $b a record of scientific exploration in eastern equatorial Africa, and a general description of the natural history, languages, and commerce of the Kilima-njaro districtJohnston, Harry
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The Kilima-Njaro expedition : $b a record of scientific exploration in eastern equatorial Africa, and a general description of the natural history, languages, and commerce of the Kilima-njaro district
Johnston, Harry
Johnston, Harry, 1858-1927 -- Travel -- Tanzania; Kilimanjaro, Mount (Tanzania) -- Description and travel; Natural history -- Tanzania -- Kilimanjaro, Mount; Scientific expeditions -- Tanzania -- Kilimanjaro, Mount; Tanzania -- Description and travel
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Portrait of the Author _Frontispiece_
1. Sir John Kirk 17
2. Sir John Kirk at home _to face_ 21
3. Mtépé (with mat sail) 22
4. Small mtépé and outrigger canoe 23
5. A corridor in Sir John Kirk’s house _to face_ 25
6. Arab dau 26
7. Fishing boat and outrigger canoe 26
8. A Saracenic doorway 27
9. Zanzibar Harbour from the Consulate _to face_ 29
10. A view over the house-tops 28
11. Zanzibar orchids 33
12. Kigelia Africana 34
13. A street in Zanzibar 36
14. The bay of Mbwéni _to face_ 38
15. _Colobus Kirkii_ 39
16. Mombasa _to face_ 42
17. The Shaws’ house, Kisolutini; the first mission
station in East Africa 47
18. Virapan, my Tamil servant 62
19. Antelopes and ant-hills (the red hartebeest) _to face_ 65
20. Zebras 67
21. The first view of Kilima-njaro _to face_ 71
22. Sable antelope 69
23. The strange creeper 82
24. The River Habari 83
25. Trees with honey-boxes 92
26. Mandara’s left ear 107
27. View of Mandara’s village from Kitimbiriu _to face_ 119
28. Head and shoulders of our cow 121
29. A view towards Mačame 124
30. A view towards Ugweno 125
31. Mount Méru 126
32. A kite 128
33. Kibô in the early morning _to face_ 136
34. A native dam 137
35. “Kitimbiriu” (our first settlement on Kilima-njaro) 138
36. A corner of our settlement _to face_ 143
37. Clematis and hibiscus 147
38. A ravine in Moši 150
39. Kilima-njaro seen from above Moši (“palms and
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