Brown, Robert, 1842-1895, Russell E. Train Africana Collection (Smithsonian Libraries) DSI · London : Cassell · leaf 158
136 THE STORY OF AFRICA. But in 1637, and for many a year after- Dieppe (p. 44) were said to have dis- wards, little of this was known. The facts covered the river in 1360, and the Portuguese accumulated gradually, and were often had some trading-posts on its lower reaches acquired at a cost of… … CAPTAIN LAMBERT BARTERING WITH THE NATIVES NEAR CAPE BLANCO (p. 135). Rochfort and his companions entered it money, and the disappointments that make the hearts of men bitter, hard to be there were no white men either to welcome understood by the reader who has lightly or to oppose them. All was…
Africa -- Discovery and exploration · Africa -- Colonization
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