Africa-continued. 14 ROBINSON (C. H.). Specimens of Hausa Literature. 4to., cloth Cambridge, 1896 15 SALT (H.). Voyage to Abyssinia, and Travels in the interior of that country, 1809-10. Roy. 4to., charts and numerous plates; half russia, 1814 uncut 16 SANDOVAL (P. Alfonso de). Naturaleza Policia Sagrada I Profana, Costumbres I Ritos, I Catechismo Evangelico de todos Etiopes. sm. 4to., engraved title, vellum, scarce Sevilla, Fr. de Lira, 1627 17 STANLEY (H. M.). How I Found Livingstone. 8vo. xvi. and 736 pp., portraits, maps, and many other illustrations, cloth 1873 Being travels, adventures, and discoveries in Central Africa, including four months' residence with Dr. Livingstone. 18 VIGN (C.). Cetshwayo's Dutchman. 12mo., cloth 19 WADDINGTON (G.). and B. HANBURY. Journal of a Visit to some parts of Ethiopia. 4to., maps and plates; bds. 1822 20 ALAEDDIN and the Enchanted Lamp. 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