A journey to Central AfricaFOOTNOTESReading editionChapter navigation43 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterPREFACE.Chapter I · INTRODUCTION TO AFRICA.Chapter II · FIRST VOYAGE ON THE NILE.Chapter III · PICTURES OF CAIRO.Chapter IV · PREPARATIONS FOR THE JOURNEY INTO CENTRAL AFRICA.Chapter V · THE PYRAMIDS AND MEMPHIS.Chapter VI · FROM MEMPHIS TO SIOUT.Chapter VII · LIFE ON THE NILE.Chapter VIII · UPPER EGYPT.Chapter IX · THEBES—THE WESTERN BANK.Chapter X · THE ALMEHS, LUXOR AND KARNAK.Chapter XI · FROM THEBES TO THE NUBIAN FRONTIER.Chapter XII · PHILÆ AND THE CATARACT.Chapter XIII · THE NUBIAN NILE.Chapter XIV · THE GREAT NUBIAN DESERT.Chapter XV · THE ETHIOPIAN FRONTIER.Chapter XVI · MY RECEPTION IN BERBER.Chapter XVII · THE ETHIOPIAN NILE.Chapter XVIII · THE RUINS OF MEROË.Chapter XIX · ETHIOPIAN NIGHTS’ ENTERTAINMENTS.Chapter XX · FROM SHENDY TO KHARTOUM.Chapter XXI · LIFE IN KHARTOUM.Chapter XXII · VISITS IN KHARTOUM.Chapter XXIII · THE COUNTRIES OF SOUDÂN.Chapter XXIV · EXCURSIONS AND PREPARATIONS.Chapter XXV · VOYAGE UP THE WHITE NILE.Chapter XXVI · ADVENTURES AMONG THE SHILLOOK NEGROES.Chapter XXVII · THE WHITE NILE.Chapter XXVIII · THE HASSANIYEH ARABS.Chapter XXIX · INCIDENTS OF LIFE IN KHARTOUM.Chapter XXX · THE COMMERCE OF SOUDÂN.Chapter XXXI · FROM KHARTOUM TO EL METEMMA.Chapter XXXII · THE BEYOODA DESERT.Chapter XXXIII · THREE DAYS AT NAPATA.Chapter XXXIV · OLD DONGOLA AND NEW DONGOLA.Chapter XXXV · JOURNEY THROUGH DAR EL-MÀHASS AND SUKKÔT.Chapter XXXVI · THE BATN EL-HADJAR.Chapter XXXVII · THE ROCK TEMPLES OF ABOU-SIMBEL.Chapter XXXVIII · RETURN TO EGYPT.Chapter XXXIX · VOYAGE DOWN THE NILE.Chapter XL · THE RETURN TO CAIRO—CONCLUSION.FOOTNOTESPrevious chapter ←Chapter XL · THE RETURN TO CAIRO—CONCLUSION.End of this editionAll chapters and sections (43)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsPREFACE.Chapters12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940Other sectionsFOOTNOTESMAP OF THE COURSE OF THE NILE AND THE ADJACENT COUNTRIES◇← CHAPTER XL. THE RETURN TO CAIRO—CONCLUSION.
