[49] Thompson and Allen’s Expedition up the Niger.
[50] Isaacs’ Travels on the East Coast; Captain Owen’s Voyage.
[51] Richardson’s Travels in the Sahara.
[52] Account of Africa, by Jameson, Wilson, and Hugh Murray.
[53] Count St. Marie’s Visit to Algeria.
[54] These views of Abyssinian society are afforded by Bruce, and lately by Gogat, and have been contradicted by Mr. Salt. They are fully corroborated, however, by the more recent and valuable authority of Sir Cornwallis Harris.
[55] Ignatius Palme’s Travels in Kordofan.
[56] Expedition to Dongola and Sennaar.
[57] Werne’s Expedition up the White Nile.
[58] See Sturt’s Two Expeditions, and Sturt’s Expedition to Central Australia; Westgarth’s Australia Felix; Leichardt’s Expeditions; Hodgson’s Australian Settlements; Haydon’s Australia Felix; Stoke’s Discoveries; Angas’ Savage Life and Scenes; Sir George Grey’s Journals; Eyre’s Expedition; Pridden’s History; Earl, Mackenzie, Mitchell, Howitt, Mudie, Macconochie, Oxley, Henderson, Cunningham, with the other travellers and residents, almost innumerable, who have described the aborigines of Australia.