The African traveller, or, Select lives, voyages, and travels

carefully abridged from the original publications of Bruce, Barrow, Campbell, & Park, including the narrative of Robert Adams, a sailor, who resided some months in the city of Tombuctoo, the shipwreck of James Riley, and his companions, who were made captives by the Arabs, and ransomed in 1815, an account of the total failure of the recent expedition up the river Congo, death of Capt. Tuckey, &c.; the history of the settlement of Sierra Leone; and the best and most recent description of the Cape of Good Hope, interspersed with a variety of interesting and important original intelligence, notes, observations, etc. : the whole designed as an entertaining companion to the general reader, and a faithful guide to the emigrant

by Charles Hulbert

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