Ignaz Pallme
Travels in Kordofan
Travels in Kordofan
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“Thus I have often shared the humble fare of a camel-driver in the desert, or conversed with the natives in their damp and obscure Tukkoli.”
RESTORED HISTORICAL EPUB · COMPLETE 1844 ENGLISH EDITION
Drawing on nineteen months of travel and residence, Ignaz Pallme offers an unusually detailed early account of Kordofan. He describes the land and climate, El Obeid, nomadic and settled communities, commerce, the Nuba Mountains, Darfur and the White Nile, as well as the violence of state-organized slave-hunting under Muhammad Ali.
This Nile Book Store edition includes:
the complete 19-chapter English translation; clean reflowable typography; linked contents; carefully restored metadata; and a new Kordofan-focused cartographic cover.
About the source: The 1844 edition is text-only. The product therefore contains no invented interior illustration gallery and no unverified audio preview.
Historical context: This nineteenth-century European account contains dated and offensive terminology and records slavery, violence and colonial administration. It is presented unabridged for historical and research value.
Format: EPUB · English · Instant digital download
Author: Ignaz Pallme · English edition: 1844
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