The Seven Mountain-travel BooksH.W. Tilman has been called 'arguably the best expedition writer and best explorer-mountaineer' of the 20th century. This omnibus of exploratory mountain travel covers the years 1919-1952. |
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account of the difficulty of making an early start without disturbing my hosts , and partly because , having contributed nothing to missions in the past , it seemed unfair for me to make use of them now . It was another of the Basle ...
account of the difficulty of making an early start without disturbing my hosts , and partly because , having contributed nothing to missions in the past , it seemed unfair for me to make use of them now . It was another of the Basle ...
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The name ' Cameroons ' is derived from a river which was called by the early Portuguese navigators the Cameroes River , meaning the river of prawns . In the Cameroons I first began to hear ' pidgin ' or ' coast ' English spoken .
The name ' Cameroons ' is derived from a river which was called by the early Portuguese navigators the Cameroes River , meaning the river of prawns . In the Cameroons I first began to hear ' pidgin ' or ' coast ' English spoken .
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In the early autumn they begin sending their wool , salt , and borax to centres in the southern valleys , and by early November Milam and Martoli are once more deserted . Goats and sheep are the principal carriers , but yaks , jibbus ...
In the early autumn they begin sending their wool , salt , and borax to centres in the southern valleys , and by early November Milam and Martoli are once more deserted . Goats and sheep are the principal carriers , but yaks , jibbus ...
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