Publisher's Synopsis
This thrilling true story recounts the adventures of Waller and his companions as they explored the uncharted territory of Nyassa-Land in central Africa in the late 19th century. From their encounters with hostile tribes to their discovery of new flora and fauna, this account is a vivid and compelling narrative of exploration and discovery. It is also an important historical record of the colonial period in Africa and the impact of European imperialism on the continent. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in African history, colonialism, and exploration.
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