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<title> Journal Of The Discovery Of The Source Of The Nile; Issue 50 Of Everyman's Library, Ed. By Ernest Rhys. Travel And Topogeaphy; Issue 50 Of Everyman's Library: Travel And Topography
<edition> reprint
<author> John Hanning Speke
<publisher> J.M. Dent & co., 1908
<subjects> Africa, East; Nile River
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Book Description
Published in 1863, this account of Speke's challenging journey through East Africa to trace the Nile from Lake Victoria contains important historical evidence about the indigenous tribes of the region. Speke's view on the source of the Nile, controversial at the time, was eventually proved correct.
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