VOYAGE OF OBSERVATION AMONG THE COLONIES OF WESTERN AFRICA, AND A CAMPAIGN IN KAFFIR-LAND IN 1835

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Capt. James Alexander's account details his 1836 expedition into South West Africa, showcasing his journey from Cape Town through uncharted desert wilderness. Traveling by ox-wagons, he faced challenges such as water shortages during the 4,000-mile trek to Walfisch Bay. The narrative includes rich observations of local flora, fauna, and indigenous peoples, along with a collection of zoological and scientific specimens. This work serves as a captivating resource for enthusiasts of early African exploration.