Toro

This travelogue recounts the adventures of Toro, a fictional African explorer, as he journeys through the mountains of Ruwenzori in search of adventure and enlightenment. Written in a vivid and humorous style, the book offers a fascinating portrait of the people, landscapes, and wildlife of central Africa. The author, Alfred Tucker, was a prominent missionary and explorer who drew on his own experiences to create a compelling and entertaining narrative.

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