An edition of The White Nile (1960)

The story of the White Nile.

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An edition of The White Nile (1960)

The story of the White Nile.

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An historical account of the series of explorations into darkest Africa which resulted in the discovery of the source of the Nile River and opened this highway from Central Africa to the Mediterranean Sea.

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Publisher
Harper & Row
Language
English
Pages
159

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Subjects
History, Discovery and exploration, Historia, Riots, Mobs, Violence, EGYPT, HISTORY, NILE RIVER, ZANZIBAR, Nile river and valley, Africa, discovery and exploration, Africa, east, history
Places
Nile River Valley, Nile River, Sudan, East Africa, Valle del Río Nilo

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Cover of: The White Nile
The White Nile
1983, Vintage Books
in English - 1st Vintage Books ed.
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Cover of: The story of the White Nile.
The story of the White Nile.
1967, Harper & Row
in English
Cover of: The White Nile.
The White Nile.
1960, Harper
in English
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Edition Notes

An abridgment by Lucy Moorehead of the White Nile.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
962
Library of Congress
DT117 .M615

The Physical Object

Pagination
159 p.
Number of pages
159

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL5529372M
Internet Archive
politicsofmassvi0000aiya
LCCN
67004082
Library Thing
70648

First Sentence

"The Zanzibar that Burton and Speke first saw at the end of 1856 was a much more important place than it is today; indeed, it was almost the only centre of overseas commerce worth the name along the whole East African seaboard."

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