Axelson, Eric. - Portuguese in South-East Africa 1600-1700.Witwatersrand University Press 1969 reprint. Pale avacado boards, 226pp illustrated 8vo. No inscription. a Fine unread copy in VG+ dustwrapper (minor wear only). Illustrates the 17thC progress of the Portuguese in South East Africa from Mocambique along the Zambezi into Mashonaland and up to the Mombasa coast. An appendix summarises survivor's accounts of shipwrecks on the coast of Southern Africa during this period.
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