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 1 I   |     names illustrious by their explorations of African territory. The
 2 II  |       multiplying his fearless explorations from the Cape of Good Hope
 3 II  |    Samuel Ferguson, whose fine explorations our readers have frequently
 4 II  |      in 1768, started upon his explorations in search of the sources
 5 II  |      by all means, to push his explorations as far as America, while
 6 III |   years without hinting at new explorations; and Dick, supposing that
 7 IV  |        CHAPTER FOURTH.~African Explorations.—Barth, Richardson, Overweg,
 8 IV  |       be well to indicate what explorations Dr. Ferguson hoped to link
 9 IV  | therefore, was how to link the explorations of Burton and Speke with
10 VIII|     doctor related to them the explorations of Barth, Burton, Speke,
11 XIX |    succeeded in connecting the explorations from the east with those
12 XIX |        Kingdom of Adamova.—The Explorations of Speke and Burton connected
13 XIX |      Burton and Speke with the explorations of Dr. Barth. We have left
14 XXX |     Tchad. Denham made several explorations in Bornou, in Mandara, and
15 XXX |        thereupon commenced his explorations of the country. Toward 1856,