Chapter XII: The Geography and Ethnology of Unyamwezi.--The Fourth Region 1

CHAP. XIII.
At length we sight the Lake Tanganyika, the “Sea of Ujiji.” 34

CHAP. XIV.
We explore the Tanganyika Lake 80

CHAP. XV.
The Tanganyika Lake and its Periplus 134

CHAP. XVI.
We return to Unyanyembe 155

CHAP. XVII.
The Down-march to the Coast 223

CHAP. XVIII.
Village Life in East Africa 278

CHAP. XIX.
The Character and Religion of the East Africans; their Government,
and Slavery 324

Conclusion 379

APPENDICES.
APPENDIX I.: Commerce, Imports, and Exports 387
APPENDIX II.: Official Correspondence 420

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
IN
THE SECOND VOLUME.

CHROMOXYLOGRAPHS.

Navigation of the Tanganyika Lake _Frontispiece._
View in Usagara _to face page_ 1
Snay bin Amir’s House „ 155
Saydumi, a native of Uganda „ 223
The Basin of Maroro „ 255
The Basin of Kisanga „ 278
Map of the Routes between Zanzibar and the Great Lakes in Eastern
Africa in 1857, 1858 & 1859, by R. F. Burton

WOODCUTS.

Iwanza, or public-houses; with Looms to the left 1
My Tembe near the Tangangika 34
Head Dresses of Wanyamwezi 80
African heads, and Ferry-boat 134
Portraits of Muinyi Kidogo, the Kirangozi, the Mganga, &c. 155
Mgongo Thembo, or the Elephant’s Back 223
Jiwe la Mkoa, the Round Rock 242
Rufita Pass in Usagara 259
The Ivory Porter, the Cloth Porter, and Woman in Usagara 278
Gourd, Stool, Bellows, Guitar, and Drum 292
Gourds 313
A Mnyamwezi and a Mheha 324
The Bull-headed Mabruki, and the African standing position 378
The Elephant Rock 384

THE
LAKE REGIONS OF CENTRAL AFRICA.

Utanta or loom.

Iwanza, or public houses.]