África

In ‘Life in Morocco and Glimpses Beyond, ‘ Budgett Meakin presents a vivid exploration of Moroccan culture, society, and geography during the late 19th century. Richly descriptive and written in a co …

In ‘Mogreb-el-Acksa: A Journey in Morocco, ‘ R. B. Cunninghame Graham provides a vividly detailed account of his travels through Morocco, blending meticulous observation with poetic prose. The book i …

In ‘Life in South Africa, ‘ Lady Barker presents a vivid chronicle of her experiences and observations during her years in the Cape Colony in the mid-19th century. Written with an engaging narrative …

In ‘In the Heart of Africa, ‘ Sir Samuel White Baker embarks on an enthralling expedition into the largely uncharted territories of Central Africa during the 19th century. This travelogue, characteri …

Joseph Mullens’ ‘Twelve Months in Madagascar’ invites readers into an intricate tapestry of observations and reflections captured during his year-long sojourn in this enchanting island nation. With a …

In ‘Dawn in Darkest Africa, ‘ John H. Harris offers a vivid and immersive exploration of the complex interplay between colonialism, culture, and the natural world in Africa during the late 19th centu …

EXPLORING AN UNFORGIVING LANDIn the early 1980s, John Pakenham walked a total of 1, 200 miles through the volcanic desert around Lake Turkana in northern Kenya in the company of local Turkana and Sam …

In Africa Dances Gorer takes the reader on an odyssey across West Africa. He has unique access, travelling as the friend of Féral Benga, one of the great black dance stars of 1930’s Paris. It is a de …

In ‘Missionary Travels and Researches in South Africa, ‘ David Livingstone chronicles his extensive journeys through the African continent, blending vivid descriptions of the landscapes with insightf …

In ‘Through South Africa, ‘ Henry M. Stanley embarks on a captivating journey across the diverse landscapes and cultures of Southern Africa, blending vivid descriptions with a keen anthropological le …