The Kilima-Njaro expedition
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- 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
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1. Front matter2. PREFACE.3. NOTE TO THE READER.4. LIST OF MAPS AND ILLUSTRATIONS.5. CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTORY.6. CHAPTER II. SIR JOHN KIRK AT HOME.7. CHAPTER III. THE START—MOMBASA TO TAITA.8. CHAPTER IV. TAITA TO KILIMA-NJARO.9. CHAPTER V. ARRIVAL AT MANDARA’S COURT.10. CHAPTER VI. MY FIRST SETTLEMENT ON KILIMA-NJARO.11. CHAPTER VII. “HALCYON DAYS.”12. CHAPTER VIII. “TROUBLOUS TIMES.”13. CHAPTER IX. AN ANXIOUS PERIOD.14. CHAPTER X. A TRIP TO TAVEITA.15. CHAPTER XI. A FIRST ASCENT.16. CHAPTER XII. A MOVE TO MARAṄU.[24]17. CHAPTER XIII. A SECOND ASCENT.18. CHAPTER XIV. THROUGH THE FORESTS OF KIMAWENZI AND THE COUNTRY OF ROMBO.19. CHAPTER XV. LAKE ǰIPÉ AND THE ROAD TO GONǰA.20. CHAPTER XVI. GONǰA TO LONDON.21. CHAPTER XVII. CLIMATE, GEOLOGY, BOTANY, ETC.22. APPENDIX. ENUMERATION OF THE PLANTS COLLECTED BY MR. H. H. JOHNSTON ON THE KILIMA-NJARO EXPEDITION, 1884.23. CHAPTER XVIII. ZOOLOGY.24. APPENDICES.[39]25. CHAPTER XIX. ANTHROPOLOGY.26. CHAPTER XX. THE LANGUAGES OF THE KILIMA-NJARO DISTRICT.27. APPENDIX I. MASAI—COMPARATIVE VOCABULARY.28. APPENDIX II. VOCABULARIES OF KI-ČAGA, KI-GWENO, AND KI-TAVEITA.29. CHAPTER XXI. THE COMMERCIAL PROSPECTS OF E. EQUATORIAL AFRICA.30. INDEX.31. INDEX. (continued 2)