[The West African negroes]—[The black man is raised above the white man]—[Richard inaugurates a better state of things]—[Method of protecting the negro]—[Teaching fair treatment for the negro]—[West African gold].
[CHAPTER XVII.]
HIS FIRST LEAVE.
[We sail for West Africa]—[We land at Madeira]—[Yellow fever]—[The peak of Teneriffe]—[I return home]—[Richard sent as H.M.'s Commissioner to Dahomè]—[Dahomè and Richard's travels]—[His travels, business, etc., on the West Coast].
[CHAPTER XVIII.]
HOME.
[Speke's death]—[Some lines I wrote on Richard and Speke]—[Richard's "Stone Talk"]—[Gaiety]—[Winwood Reade—We go to Ireland]—[Richard and Sir Bernard Burke]—[Bianconi]—[The anthropological farewell dinner]—[Lord Derby's speech as chairman]—[Richard returns thanks]—[He speaks his mind about the Nile].