Chapter

 1 I      |         Arnaud, Baikie, Baldwin, Barth, Batouda, Beke, Beltram,
 2 II     |      could not be realized.~“Dr. Barth, in following out to Soudan
 3 IV     |    FOURTH.~African Explorations.—Barth, Richardson, Overweg, Werne,
 4 IV     | principal ones were those of Dr. Barth in 1849, and of Lieutenants
 5 IV     |    Burton and Speke in 1858.~Dr. Barth is a Hamburger, who obtained
 6 IV     |        1822 to 1824. Richardson, Barth, and Overweg, jealously
 7 IV     |         vast oasis of Asben. Dr. Barth separated from his companions,
 8 IV     |     three travellers parted, and Barth took the road to Kano, where
 9 IV     |       venturesome journey of Dr. Barth.~Dr. Ferguson carefully
10 IV     |          Speke with those of Dr. Barth, since to do so was to undertake
11 V      |   himself with the labors of Dr. Barth. In 1856, he quitted Bornou,
12 V      |   Captain Speke and those of Dr. Barth, and then Africa will have
13 VIII   |         them the explorations of Barth, Burton, Speke, and Grant,
14 XII    |         Soudan, according to Dr. Barth; the Lower Senegal, according
15 XIX    |      connected with those of Dr. Barth.—The Atlantika Mountains.—
16 XIX    |          the explorations of Dr. Barth. We have left the Englishmen
17 XIX    |       this evening, and to which Barth penetrated, what is its
18 XXX    |      which at a later period Dr. Barth was to pursue on his way
19 XXX    |       sent to cooperate with Dr. Barth. They met on the 1st of
20 XXX    |       often was the death of Dr. Barth reported, to his own great
21 XXX    |       upon the maps drawn by Dr. Barth.~“You perceive,” said he, “
22 XXXI   |    Clapperton, and Overweg; like Barth, Richardson, and Vogel,
23 XXXI   |          which only Denham’s and Barth’s expeditions had been able
24 XXXI   |    impassable morasses, in which Barth thought that he was doomed
25 XXXIV  |           did;—like Denham, like Barth? Both of those men got back
26 XXXVII |       said he, “we come upon Dr. Barth’s route. It was at this
27 XXXVII |          these three travellers, Barth was the only one who ever
28 XXXVII |       falling into ruin when Dr. Barth visited it.~The Victoria,
29 XXXVIII|           said the doctor, “that Barth crossed the Niger, on his
30 XXXVIII|       which it passes.”~“Did Dr. Barth follow this route?” asked
31 XLIX   |      Timbuctoo.—The Chart of Dr. Barth. —A Decaying City.—Whither
32 XLIX   |         followed by the explorer Barth when he launched upon the
33 XLIX   |         upon the chart traced by Barth himself, and was enabled
34 XLIV   |      surveys reported by Messrs. Barth, Burton, Speke, and others.