The Life and Adventures of Bruce, the African Traveller
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It relates the life and expeditions of a traveller who served in North Africa and undertook extensive journeys across northeastern Africa and the Red Sea, culminating in prolonged residence and exploration in Abyssinia. The narrative blends biography with travel episodes — shipwrecks, desert crossings, local conflicts, diplomatic encounters, and marches to highlands and river sources — together with ethnographic description, a concise regional history, and observations on customs, religion, and government. It closes with the return to Europe, controversies over the traveller's accounts, and reflections on his later years.
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