The Rise of Our East African Empire (1893) | Early Efforts in Nyasalan

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The Rise of Our East African Empire (1893)

ABSTRACT

First published in 1968. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

chapter XXII|32 pages

Sketch of Early History of Uganda, and Position of Affairs on Arrival There

chapter XXIII|28 pages

Preliminary Work in Uganda.1

chapter XXIV|30 pages

Difficulties In Uganda

chapter XXV|26 pages

Difficulties in Uganda

chapter XXVI|32 pages

War Against Mohammedans, and Tour in Buddu.

chapter XXVII|34 pages

Buddu to Salt Lake.

chapter XXVIII|33 pages

Salt Lake to Kavalli's.

chapter XXIX|30 pages

Kavalli's to Fort Lorne.

chapter XXX|30 pages

Fort Lorne to Fort Grant.

chapter XXXI|21 pages

Fort Grant to Kampala.

chapter XXXII|28 pages

Uganda Under Captain Williams—Situation at End of 1891, and Up to Eve of the War.

chapter XXXIII|35 pages

The Fighting in Uganda.

chapter XXXIV|28 pages

Situation in Uganda During the War

chapter XXXV|30 pages

Events Subsequent to the War.

chapter XXXVI|29 pages

Peace Concluded with the Wa-Fransa.

chapter XXXVII|26 pages

Settlement of the Country.

chapter XXXVIII|31 pages

Mohammedans Repatriated—Peace Throughout Uganda.

chapter XXXIX|30 pages

Close of my Administration in Uganda— March to Kikuyu.

chapter XL|29 pages

Kikuyu to England—the “Uganda Question.”

chapter XLI|32 pages

Retention of Uganda.

chapter XLII|39 pages

Origin of the “British Sphere,” and Methods of Dealing with it.

chapter XLIII|26 pages

Administration Past and Future.