HISTORY AND ETHNOGRAPHY OF AFRICA SOUTH OF THE ZAMBESI
Vol. I
THE PORTUGUESE IN SOUTH AFRICA FROM 1505 TO 1700
CHAPTER I.
THE BUSHMEN.
CHAPTER II.
THE HOTTENTOTS.
CHAPTER III.
THE BANTU.
CHAPTER IV.
THE BANTU — (continued).
CHAPTER V.
THE BANTU — (continued).
CHAPTER VI.
SPECIMENS OF BANTU FOLKLORE.
CHAPTER VII.
THE BANTU — (continued).
CHAPTER VIII.
ARAB AND PERSIAN SETTLEMENTS IN SOUTH-EASTERN AFRICA.
CHAPTER IX.
DISCOVERY OF AN OCEAN ROUTE TO INDIA.
CHAPTER X.
SUCCEEDING VOYAGES AND CONQUESTS.
CHAPTER XI.
OCCUPATION OF SOFALA AND MOZAMBIQUE.
CHAPTER XII.
INTERCOURSE OF THE PORTUGUESE WITH THE BANTU.
CHAPTER XIII.
DISASTROUS EXPEDITIONS UNDER BARRETO AND HOMEM.
CHAPTER XIV.
EVENTS TO THE CLOSE OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY.
CHAPTER XV.
KNOWLEDGE DERIVED FROM SHIPWRECKS.
CHAPTER XVI.
APPEARANCE OF RIVALS IN THE EASTERN SEAS.
CHAPTER XVII.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE DUTCH AND ENGLISH.
CHAPTER XVIII.
FRUITLESS SEARCH FOR SILVER MINES.
CHAPTER XIX.
EVENTS OF INTEREST FROM 1628 TO 1652.
CHAPTER XX.
WEAKNESS OF PORTUGUESE RULE IN SOUTH AFRICA.
MAPS AND PLATES.
1. Chart of the eastern coast of Africa frequented by
Mohamedans in 1500
2. Photograph of Manuel de Mesquita Perestrello's
map of the South African coast in 1576
3. Photograph of a plan of Sofala in 1634 by Pedro
Barreto de Rezende
4. Photograph of a picture of the baptism of the
monomotapa in 1652
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