Lake Regions
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共 37 段- The principal cause of disease during the summer of Unyamwez
- The habitations of the eastern Wanyamwezi are the Tembe, whi
- The 10th February began with the passage of the Ruguvu River
- At Ujiji terminates, after twelve stages, which native carav
- There are many varieties of fish in the waters of this Lake.
- So strange an announcement on my part aroused, as may be sup
- The Baumrinden are unknown upon the Tanganyika Lake, where t
- The people of this country are a noisy insolent race, addict
- Uvira is much frequented on account of its cheapness; it is
- [6] Mr. Cooley’s ‘Memoir on the Geography of N’yassi,’ p. 1.
- South of the Wagoma are the Waguhha, who have been mentioned
- There was little novelty in our return-march to Unyamyembe.
- Usui is traversed in seven marches, making a sum of twenty-s
- “The army of Uganda numbers at least 300,000 men; each bring
- The minor works were not many. The two remaining portmanteau
- The savagery of the races adjacent to the Nyanza has caused
- Our return from Unyanyembe to the coast was to take place du
- The African’s mind is disturbed by this tissue of contradict
- The father, or, according to others, the grandfather of the
- The Warori extend from the western frontier of the Wahehe, a
- In East Africa every man is his own maltster; and the “Iwánz
- Throughout East Africa the mouse, as the saying is, travels
- In a country where pottery is scarce and dear, the buyu or C
- Like the generality of barbarous races, the East Africans ar
- The Fetiss superstition is African, but not confined to Afri
- These strange rites are to be explained upon the principle w
- All African wars, it has been remarked, are for one of two o
- Said bin Salim, the Ras Kafilah, called twice or thrice at t
- The principal of the minor items are coloured cloths, called
- The true or ripe copal, properly called sandarusi, is the pr
- The exceptional expense of man-carriage renders the exportat
- “The H.E.I. Company’s surveying brig ‘_Tigris_’ will shortly
- “11. As there was no British agent at Zanzibar for thirteen
- Bomani, “the stockade,” village of, i. 47. Halt at, 47. Vege
- Hullak, the buffoon, i. 46.
- Names given to children by the Wazaramo, i. 116.
- Ugogo, first view of, from the Usagara mountains, i. 220. Th