Chapter

 1 I    |        Roscher, Ruppel, Saugnier, Speke, Steidner, Thibaud, Thompson,
 2 II   |      Zambesi; Captains Burton and Speke, in the discovery of the
 3 IV   |       Maizan, Roscher, Burton and Speke.~The aerial line which Dr.
 4 IV   |         of Lieutenants Burton and Speke in 1858.~Dr. Barth is a
 5 IV   |       what Lieutenants Burton and Speke accomplished in Eastern
 6 IV   |            Lieutenants Burton and Speke, both officers in the Bengal
 7 IV   |         months, during which time Speke made a push to the northward
 8 IV   |        explorations of Burton and Speke with those of Dr. Barth,
 9 V    |          Expeditions now on foot.—Speke and Grant.—Krapf, De Decken,
10 V    |        the point where Lieutenant Speke had to halt.”~“I am there;
11 V    | exploration of this lake of which Speke caught a glimpse. Under
12 V    |          Lieutenant (now Captain) Speke has associated with him
13 V    |      there, he will await Captain Speke’s caravan, and be able to
14 V    |         the operations of Captain Speke and those of Dr. Barth,
15 VIII |    explorations of Barth, Burton, Speke, and Grant, and depicted
16 XI   |         had received from Captain Speke. The captain and his companions
17 XII  |     traced by Captains Burton and Speke.~Kennedy had, at length,
18 XII  |          doctor, “that Burton and Speke were seized with violent
19 XII  |           itinerary of Burton and Speke to the great lakes; the
20 XIV  |        miles. Captains Burton and Speke took four months and a half
21 XV   |          remember that Burton and Speke had nothing but praises
22 XVI  |   discover some traces of Captain Speke’s expedition or of M. de
23 XVII |    strongly as it was affirmed by Speke, his companion. He pretended
24 XVII |         new regions. When Captain Speke set out to discover Lake
25 XVIII|      sought for, of which Captain Speke caught a glimpse on the
26 XVIII|         Victoria Lake, by Captain Speke. At the place now mentioned
27 XVIII|        been determined by Captain Speke, say three thousand seven
28 XIX  |      Adamova.—The Explorations of Speke and Burton connected with
29 XIX  |      toils of Captains Burton and Speke with the explorations of
30 XIX  |         Lake Ukereoue, reached by Speke.”~“It is near the thirty-seventh
31 XLIV |         by Messrs. Barth, Burton, Speke, and others. Thanks to the
32 XLIV |     recent expeditions of Messrs. Speke and Grant, De Heuglin and