Bihe and Garenganze: Or Four Years' Further Work and Travel in Central Africa by Frederick Stanley Arnot, a Glasgow-born Plymouth Brethren missionary who grew up near the family of famed explorer David Livingstone, inspiring his lifetime commitment to African exploration and faith work.
Good, boards are worn and corners dinged. Maps and plates present.
Note on colour: The book's original London publisher, James E. Hawkins, released the first edition using identical internal text sheets but split the outer casings across different batches. Some batches receiving a mustard treatment and others a deep blue cloth cover. The mustard-coloured version was a slightly more economical design meant for general retail or direct distribution through Plymouth Brethren missionary assemblies.
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