Through Gasa Land, and the Scene of the Portuguese Aggression

Parker Gillmore's account of his travels in southern Africa during the 19th century is a fascinating historical document that offers insight into the dynamics of imperial expansion and colonialism. Gillmore provides a detailed description of the geography, culture, and politics of the region, and offers a critique of the Portuguese colonial project in the area. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of exploration and empire.

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