The source of the Blue Nile
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Lake Tsana in western Abyssinia is the goal of this travel record by Arthur J. Hayes, a medical officer at the quarantine office in Suez. He set out from Khartoum, crossed the Soudan to the lake and came back to Egypt through the valley of the Atbara. The 1905 volume adds a note on the religion and customs of Abyssinia, an entomological appendix by E. B. Poulton of Oxford, and maps and photographs. A friend, Godfrey Burchett, helped turn Hayes's diary notes into a book.
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- Author
- Arthur J. Hayes
- Reading time
- About 7 hours
- Pages
- 224
- Language
- English
- Genre
- Travel Memoir
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