Stanley and the white heroes in Africa; being an edition from Mr Stanley's late personal writings on the Emin Pasha relief expedition .. . his predecessors; and clapped the atrocious mur-derer into prison. When the English explorers came into thecountry, IMarianos brother, Bonga, was at the head of therebel forces; and the contest was waging fiercely. The fact that they were Englishmen proved to both partiesat once what were their opinions regarding the slave trade;yet they were regarded as friends by Bongas forces as well asby the Portuguese. On more than one occasion, they werealmost in the
Stanley and the white heroes in Africa; being an edition from Mr Stanley's late personal writings on the Emin Pasha relief expedition .. . his predecessors; and clapped the atrocious mur-derer into prison. When the English explorers came into thecountry, IMarianos brother, Bonga, was at the head of therebel forces; and the contest was waging fiercely. The fact that they were Englishmen proved to both partiesat once what were their opinions regarding the slave trade;yet they were regarded as friends by Bongas forces as well asby the Portuguese. On more than one occasion, they werealmost in the midst of a fight; but happily escaped unharmed,and able to preserve their neutrality. The right bank of the Zambesi is held by the Landeens orZulus, to whom the Portuguese pay a pretty heavy annualtribute. Eegularly every year the Zulus come to Senna andShupanga to collect this tribute, which is really paid by the LtVllSGSTOKT: THE GRjEAT EXPLOfeEK. 343 feAV wealthy merchants of Senna. They submit to pay two hun-dred pieces (sixteen yards each) of cloth, besides beads andbrass wire, etc., to secure themselves from being plundered in. Zulu Girls in Dancing Dress, war. The Zulu is like the Irish landlord of tradition; themore his tenants cultivate, the higher tribute he asking some of the Portuguese why they did not try to
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