
What Led to the Discovery of the Source of the Nile
John Hanning Speke
1864
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John Hanning Speke's account of the African expeditions that led him to identify Lake Victoria as the source of the Nile, one of the era's great geographical prizes. He describes the hardships, the peoples, and the triumph of the search. A landmark of exploration for lovers of Victorian Africa and the age of discovery.
20 chapters
- 1Chapt. 1 "Introduction" to "Journal of Adventures in Somali Land"40m
- 2Chapt 2, Part I31m
- 3Chapt 2, Part II26m
- 4Chapt 3, Part I29m
- 5Chapt 3, Part II33m
- 6Chapt 4, All36m
- 7Chapt 5, Part I30m
- 8Chapt 5, Part II33m
- 9Chapt 1, Part I, of "Journal of a Cruise on the Tanganyika Lake"29m
- 10Chapt 1, Part II31m
- 11Chapt 1, Part III34m
- 12Chapt 2, Part I36m
- 13Chapt 2, Part II36m
- 14Chapt 3, Part I32m
- 15Chapt 3, Part II31m
- 16Chapt 3, Part III35m
- 17Chapt 4, Part I33m
- 18Chapt 4, Part II30m
- 19Chapt 4, Part III33m
- 20Chapt 5. All.22m
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