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GLOBAL SCIENCE & ADVENTURE

EUROPE • MIDDLE EAST, NORTH EAST & WEST AFRICA

VOLUME FOUR

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breakfast
dinner
fish sauce
gates
meals
rice
rice and beef
supper
camps
English
gates
marriageable
slave people
slave town
balsams, perhaps; Impatiens L. sp.
Cassada, Manihot esculenta L.
fan palms
groundnuts
Impatiens L. sp., perhaps > Balsams
Manihot esculenta L. > Cassada
oranges
papaws
Stachytarpheta jamaicensis (L.) Vahl > Verbena jamaicensis
Verbena jamaicensis, Stachytarpheta jamaicensis (L.) Vahl
doctors
illnesses, feverish
medicines
observe/observed/observing
Bullamshore
Isles de/des Loss
Keeria
Sierra Leone
Wongapoong/Wongepong/Wongapong/Wongapung/Wongepung
Domingo, Signior
Fendamodu
Jenny, Fendamodu's head woman
London, Tom
Mammi, Ali
Batis senegalensis, (Linn.), perhaps; Senegal Batis > Muscicapa
black bird, prob.; Rhinopomastus aterrimus, (Stephens), Black Scimitar-bill
Centropus senegalensis, (Linn.), prob.; Senegal Coucal > Cuckow
Cuckow, prob.; Centropus senegalensis, (Linn.), Senegal Coucal
fish/fishes
magpie birds, a group of (but here prob. referring to Rhinopomastus aterrimus) (Stephens), Black Scinitar-bill > Picas
Muscicapa, perhaps; Batis senegalensis, (Linn.), Senegal Batis
Picas, a group of magpie birds, but here prob. referring to Rhinopomastus aterrimus (Stephens), Black Scinitar-bill
Rhinopomastus aterrimus, (Stephens), prob.; Black Scimitar-bill > black bird


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