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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 2 (1875) (1875)

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de of that immense wilder- ness which lies south of the Khedive’s territory, has recent- ly published an interesting and valuable book of travels. In describing his journey up the White Nile, he states that he had European vegetables of all kinds. ‘‘ Having cleared and grubbed up a portion of the… … We select an engvaving drop their leaves, it is certain in which the gigantic aqua injured either by over-pot- tic vegetation of the district is well shown, together with the curious rig of the boats used for inland navigation im Africa, of whieh a yard of immense length, made of one cane stalk, is…

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