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A traveller recounts an expedition into East Africa that centers on an approach to the inland city of Harar, combining route narrative with detailed observations of landscape, climate, flora, and local markets. The account describes interactions with regional authorities and guides, the logistics of provisioning and transport, and the practical work of making surveys and maps amid hazards. Interwoven reflections explain the expedition's institutional arrangements, the challenges of coastal and interior travel, and practical ethnographic and economic notes intended to inform future visitors and naturalists.
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