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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
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1. | Routes of the Chief Explorers in Angola | 3 |
2. | The Cunene and Etosha Lagoon | 10 |
3. | Vegetable Zones of Angola | 13 |
4. | Ancient Kingdom of Congo | 17 |
5. | Mu-Sorongo Woman | 18 |
6. | Inhabitants of Angola | 23 |
7. | Routes of Explorers who have crossed the Continent | 29 |
8. | San-Salvador | 33 |
9. | The King of Congo | 34 |
10. | Ambriz | 37 |
11. | Southern Spit of Loanda | 38 |
12. | St. Paul of Loanda | 39 |
13. | Dondo | 41 |
14. | Projected Railway To Ambaca | 42 |
15. | "Black Stones" of Pungo Ndongo | 44 |
16. | Malange | 46 |
17. | Tiger Bay and the Cunene | 54 |
18. | Chief Zones of Useful Plants in Angola | 55 |
19. | Coffee-Growing Region of Angola | 56 |
20. | Chief Routes of Explorers in Damaraland | 61 |
21. | Herero Land | 70 |
22. | Walvisch Bay | 73 |
23. | Angra Pequena | 76 |
24. | South-West African Highlands | 80 |
25. | Cape Agulhas | 82 |
26. | Relief of South Africa | 85 |
27. | The Orange Falls | 87 |
28. | The Falls of the Orange | 89 |
29. | Gate of the St. John River | 91 |
30. | Delagoa Bay | 93 |
31. | Agulhas Bank | 96 |
32. | Isothermals of South Africa | 98 |
33. | Rainfall of South Africa | 100 |
34. | South-African Hottentot Tribes in the Middle of the Eighteenth Century | 113 |
35. | Hottentots, Kafirs, and Be-Chuanas | 115 |
36. | Aborigines and Colonists | 123 |
37. | Successive British Annexations in South Africa | 124 |
38. | Cape Town | 126 |
39. | Saldanha Bay | 129 |
40. | Mouth of the Breede — Port Beaufort | 131 |
41. | Port Elizabeth | 133 |
42. | South African Lines of Steam Navigation and Cables | 142 |
43. | Administrative Divisions of Cape Colony and Neighbouring Territories | 145 |
44. | Griqualand West | 148 |
45. | River Diggings in the Vaal Basin | 150 |
46. | Section of the Great Kimberley Mine from North To South | 152 |
47. | Kimberley: Appearance of the Mine in 1880 | 153 |
48. | Apparatus For Raising the Diamantiferous Earth | 155 |
49. | Chief Routes of Explorers North of the South African Colonies | 156 |
50. | Shoshong | 163 |
51. | Trade Routes in Bechuanaland | 164 |
52. | Basutoland | 167 |
53. | Kafirland | 171 |
54. | South Kafirland | 176 |
55. | Natal | 180 |
56. | The Bluff of Natal | 185 |
57. | Port Nataland Durban | 186 |
58. | Lucia Lagoon and Backwaters | 194 |
59. | Treks of the Boers | 203 |
60. | Range of the Tsetse Fly | 208 |
61. | the Transvaal Gold Fields | 210 |
62. | Pretoria | 213 |
63. | Lorenço Marques | 217 |
64. | The Lourenço Marques-Pretoria Railway | 218 |
65. | Chief Routes of Explorers Between the Limpopo and Zambese | 223 |
66. | Manica and Gorongoza Highlands | 232 |
67. | Portuguese Africa From Ocean To Ocean | 236 |
68. | Region of Uncertain Waterpartings | 238 |
69. | Kassai, Ku-Bango, and Zambese | 241 |
70. | Victoria Falls | 244 |
71. | The Laputa Gorge | 246 |
72. | Region Between Nyassa and Tanganyika | 249 |
73. | Zambese and Shiré Confluence | 251 |
74. | Zambese Delta | 252 |
75. | Inhabitants of the Waterparting Between the Congo and Zambese | 257 |
76. | Barotse Uplands | 263 |
77. | Chief Tribes of the Zambese Basin | 268 |
78. | North End of Lake Nyassa | 274 |
79. | Uplands Between the Shiré and Nyasa | 276 |
80. | Quelimane | 279 |
81. | Chief Route of Explorers East of Nyassa | 282 |
82. | Namuli Mountains | 283 |
83. | Lakes Kilwa, Chiuta, and Amaramba | 284 |
84. | Mouth of the Rovuma | 287 |
85. | Porta and Reefs of North Mozambique | 288 |
86. | Chief Nations of Mozambique | 292 |
87. | Landscape in Lujenda | 293 |
88. | Mozambique and its Ports | 296 |
89. | Ports of Ferñao Vellozo | 298 |
90. | Chief Routes of Explorers North of the Rovuma | 301 |
91. | The Rufiji Delta | 306 |
92. | Mavina TypesMavina Types | 311 |
93. | East African Tribes Between the Rovuma and Pagani | 313 |
94. | Ports of Mikindani and Mto-Mtwara | 317 |
95. | Kiloa-Kisiwani | 318 |
96. | The Two Kiloas | 320 |
97. | Dar-Es-Salaam | 321 |
98. | Bagamoyo | 323 |
99. | Oceanic and Landward Coasts of Pemba, compared | 326 |