The Rise of Our East African Empire (1893)

Lord Frederick J D Lugard

I. START FOR AFRICA—ARRIVE QU1LIMANE, II. QUILIMANE TO BLANTYRE, .III. THE ORIGIN OF THE WAR—SLAVE-TRADE AND MISSIONS, IV. BLANTYRE TO KARONGA'S, V. THE ATTACK ON THE SLAVERS—LIFE AT KARONGA'S, VI. EVENTS AT KARONGA'S—NYASALAND TO ENGLAND, VII. AFRICAN SLAVERY, .VIII. METHODS OF SUPPRESSING THE SLAVE - TRADE —• ARMS AND LIQUOR-TRADE, .IX. SAIL AGAIN FOR AFRICA—MOMBASA TO MAKONGENI, X. LIFE IN THE JUNGLE, .XI. MAKONGENI TO MACHAKO'S AND BACK TO MOMBASA, XII. WORK IN MOMBASA — START AGAIN FOR INTERIOR—MOMBASA TO MACHAKO'S, .XIII. MACHAKO'S TO THE LILWA RIVER, .XIV. LILWA RIVER TO UGANDA, .XV. COMMERCIAL POSSIBILITIES OF EAST AFRICA, XVI. EAST AFRICA AS A FIELD FOR DEVELOPMENT, XVII. METHODS OF AFRICAN TRANSPORT, .XVIII. LABOUR SUPPLY IN EAST AFRICA, XIX. THE AFRICAN ELEPHANT AND ZEBRA, XX. SOME OTHER AFRICAN ANIMALS, XXI. SOME OTHER AFRICAN ANIMALS—continued,