Africa's Dome of Mystery: Comprising the First Descriptive History of the Wachagga People of Kilimanjaro, their Evangelization, and a Girl's Pioneer Climb to the Crater of their 19,000 ft. Snow Shrine. Cet article n’est pas disponible.

Edité par Marshall, Morgan & Scott [1930], London, 1930

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Some rubbing to ends of spine. Light bump to top corner of rear board. Narrow split to gutter between frontispiece and title leaf.; 215 pages + colour frontispiece + 35 plates (1 colour, 34 black-and-white) + folding black-and-white map. Blue cloth boards with gilt lettering on spine and front board. Page dimensions: 246 x 181mm. With a Preface by Harry H. Stileman. "In Part II the authoress gives from her own experience and observation a vivid description of mountains and plains of tropical foliage and wterless, barren scrub land which is most telling, culminating in her account of the asecent to the 19,000 ft. crater of Kibo." - from the Preface, page 8. East Africa, Anthropology.

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Titre
Africa's Dome of Mystery: Comprising the First Descriptive History of the Wachagga People of Kilimanjaro, their Evangelization, and a Girl's Pioneer Climb to the Crater of their 19,000 ft. Snow Shrine
Auteur
Stuart-Watt, Eva
Éditeur
Marshall, Morgan & Scott [1930], London
Année de publication
1930
État de l'article
Very Good-
Jaquette
No Dust Jacket
Reliure
Hardcover
Édition
First Edition.

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