CONTENTS.


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Introduction

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Bibliography

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The Strange Adventures of Andrew Battell of Leigh.
I.

Andrew Battell, his voyage to the River of Plate, who beingtaken on to the coast of Brazill was sent to Angola

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II.

His trading on the coast; offer to escape; imprisonment;exile; escape and new imprisonment; his sending toElamba and Bahia das Vaccas; many strange occurrences

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III.

Discovery of the Gagas: their wars, man-eating; over-runningcountries. His trade with them, betraying,escape to them, and living with them; with manystrange adventures. And also the rites and manner oflife observed by the Iagges, or Gagas, which no Christianwould ever know well but this author

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IV.

His return to the Portugals: invasions of diverse countries;abuses; flight from them, and living in the woods diversmonths; his strange boat and coming to Loango

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V.

Of the province of Engoy, and other regions of Loango;with the customs there observed by the King and people

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VI.

Of the provinces of Bongo, Calongo, Mayombe, Manikesocke,Motimbas; of the ape-monster Pongo; theirHunting, Idolatries, and divers other observations

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VII.

Of the Zebra and Hippopotamus; the Portuguese Warsin those parts; the Fishing, Grain, and other thingsremarkable

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On the Religion and the Customs of the Peoples ofAngola, Congo, and Loango, from Purchas HisPilgrimage, 1613 (1617)

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APPENDICES.
I.

Anthony Knivet in Kongo and Angola

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II.

A Sketch of the History of Kongo to the endof the Seventeenth Century

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III.

A List of the Kings of Kongo

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IV.

A Sketch of the History of Angola to the endof the Seventeenth Century

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V.

A List of the Governors of Angola

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Index and Glossary

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MAPS.
[A General Map of Kongo and Angola.]
[An Enlarged Map of Angola.]