Travel and Adventure in South-East Africa (Paperback)

Preface; 1. Return to England in 1881; 2. Drought and heat; 3. Collecting specimens of natural history; 4. Prepare for journey to the Mazoe and Sabi rivers; 5. First expedition sent by Lo Bengula against the Batauwani; 6. Break up camp; 7. Return to the Transvaal; 8. Ride to Bulawayo; 9. Chop out the tusks of the dead elephants; 10. Return to England in 1886; 11. A rough country; 12. Reach our first camp on the Magoi-ee river; 13. Resolve to visit the Barosti chief Lewanika; 14. Arrange for journey to the Upper Mazoe; 15. Leave Tete; 16. Mount Hampden; 17. Portuguese claim to Mashunaland; 18. Mashunaland; 19. Mashunaland continued; 20. The expedition to Mashunaland continued; 21. The expedition to Mashunaland continued; 22. History of the occupation of Manica by the British South Africa Company; 23. Reach Fort Salisbury; 24. Travel from Motoko's country to Umtali; 25. Remarks concerning the relative merits of large and small bore rifles; 26. Further hunting reminiscences; Index.