First Footsteps in East Africa by Sir Richard Francis Burton
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[14] The reason of the objection is not apparent. A savage people is imperfectly punished by a few deaths: the fine is the only true way to produce a lasting impression upon their heads and hearts. Moreover, it is the custom of India and the East generally, and is in reality the only safeguard of a traveller's property. [Illustration: Map to illustrate LIEUT. BURTON'S Route to HARAR _from a Sketch by the late Lieut. W. Stroyan, Indian Navy._] [Illustration: BERBERAH] CONTENTS. PREFACE CHAPTER I. Departure from Aden CHAP. II. Life in Zayla CHAP. III. Excursions near Zayla |
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