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  3. THE FINDING OF EMIN PASHA.

    The story of the Great Expedition; why it was organised; how it was organised; the disasters that overtook it; the terrible march through the sombre forests of the Upper Congo; the ...

    Article : 90 words

  4. CHAPTER VI.—THE MARCH BACK TO YAMBUYA.

    We stayed together until May 25, and after leaving Mr. Jephson with the Pasha and also a few Soudsnese, we commenced to retrace our steps for the second time west towards the ...

    Article : 1,247 words

  5. CHAPTER VIII.—BACK AGAIN TO THE LAND OF THE SUN.

    After reorganising the expedition, our return to the Albert Nyanza web commenced on the last day of August. At first our marches were so slow and short, in order to give Jameson and ...

    Article : 1,638 words

  6. [CONTINUED FROM LAST ISSUE.] CHAPTER V.—EMIN AT LAST.

    On December 9 we entered upon a country Which was exquisitely lovely in character, and remarkably fertile and populous. Torn whichever way we could we saw no means to evade ...

    Article : 914 words

  7. CHAPTER VII —THE TRAGEDY AT YAMBUYA CAMP.

    Pursning our course down the river on August 17, we discovered all that were left of the rear column within a palisaded village formerly belonging to the Banalya tribe, Major Barttelot ...

    Article : 817 words
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