Reality versus romance in South Central Africa : being an account of a journey across the continent from Benguella on the west through Bihe, Ganguella, ... to the mouth of the Zambesi on the east coast
Reality versus romance in South Central Africa is a travel account published in 1893 by F.H. Revell Company in New York and Chicago, written by the Jamaica-based physician James Johnston about his journey across southern Africa from Benguella to the Zambesi mouth. The four plates are photographic prints rotated on the page, showing a riverside gathering of African figures, a leafless tree over open grassland, a laden ox-wagon with people beside it, and a palisade of stakes with huts behind.
