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[edit]DescriptionMap of the route of the expedition to Coomassie..png | Map of the route of the expedition to Coomassie. |
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Source | Coomassie and Magdala: The story of two British campaigns in Africa. By Henry M. Stanley. New York: Harper & Brothers. Internet Archive |
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