This Elibron Classics book is a facsimile reprint of a 1825 edition by John Murray, London.
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IT is no doubt in the recollection of many of my readers, that an expedition destined to explore the interior of Africa, from its western coast to the river Niger, the course and termination of which was its ultimate, and indeed grand object, left England in the latter end of 1815, under the command of Brevet-Major Peddie, of the 12th Foot, having with him Captain Campbell, of the Royal Staff Corps, and Staff-Surgeon Cowdrey; the latter, an officer who had some years before explored part of the county in the vicinity of the Cape of Good Hope, and all three fully qualified to the importance of the service entrusted to their care. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Captain Campbell, Sierra Leone, Samba Contaye, Foota Toro, Hawah Demba, Lieutenant Stokoe, Almamy Bondoo, Major Peddie, Samba Congole, Abdul Hamed, Foota Jallon, Amadi Isata, Samba Jamangele, Bokey Guiley, Charles Joe, Masiri Cabba, Sergeant Tuft, Captain Dechastelieu, Alley Lowe, Almamy Amadi, Massina Foolahs, Sandoo Madina, Senegal Company, Tonca of Tuabo, Western Africa New!
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IT is no doubt in the recollection of many of my readers, that an expedition destined to explore the interior of Africa, from its western coast to the river Niger, the course and termination of which was its ultimate, and indeed grand object, left England in the latter end of 1815, under the command of Brevet-Major Peddie, of the 12th Foot, having with him Captain Campbell, of the Royal Staff Corps, and Staff-Surgeon Cowdrey; the latter, an officer who had some years before explored part of the county in the vicinity of the Cape of Good Hope, and all three fully qualified to the importance of the service entrusted to their care. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
blue baft, fifty flints, hundred flints, cambric muslin, double gun, long dry grass, head slaves Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Captain Campbell, Sierra Leone, Samba Contaye, Foota Toro, Hawah Demba, Lieutenant Stokoe, Almamy Bondoo, Major Peddie, Samba Congole, Abdul Hamed, Foota Jallon, Amadi Isata, Samba Jamangele, Bokey Guiley, Charles Joe, Masiri Cabba, Sergeant Tuft, Captain Dechastelieu, Alley Lowe, Almamy Amadi, Massina Foolahs, Sandoo Madina, Senegal Company, Tonca of Tuabo, Western Africa New!
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- Sierra Leone (Command Paper) by Intelligence & Security Committee on page 43
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