The Niger Sources (Classic Reprint): And the Borders of the New Sierra Leone Protectorate
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The Niger Sources (Classic Reprint): And the Borders of the New Sierra Leone Protectorate

by J. K. Trotter

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J. K. Trotter’s The Niger Sources explores the origins of the Niger and the borders of the New Sierra Leone Protectorate. This classic reprint offers a historical geographical perspective on West Africa, making it a useful reference for readers interested in the region’s rivers, territories, and colonial-era boundaries.

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The Niger Sources examines the sources of the Niger and the borders of the New Sierra Leone Protectorate.

Written by J. K. Trotter, the work reflects an earlier period of geographical and political interest in West Africa.

As a classic reprint, it preserves a historical account for readers studying African geography, colonial-era boundaries, and regional history.

The book may be of particular interest to readers exploring the Niger River and the historical development of Sierra Leone’s surrounding borders.

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