Travels in Africa During the Years 1875[-1886]; Volume 2

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This book offers a firsthand account of a scientific expedition to Africa in the late 19th century. Augustus Henry Keane was an English ethnographer and geographer who specialized in African studies, while Wilhelm Junker was a German explorer and naturalist who conducted extensive research on the flora and fauna of central Africa. In this book, they describe their experiences and observations during their travels, which took them through modern-day Sudan, Congo, Tanzania, and Angola. This edition provides a valuable source of information on the geography, cultures, and natural history of Africa at a significant moment in its history.