Eliza M. Acworth

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Eliza M. Acworth
'The Sudan, Uganda', circa 1900
Album of ninety-six gelatin silver prints, each approx. 3 1/8 x 4 in. or the reverse, mounted back-to-back two-per-page, ink manuscript captions, a one-page typescript note On the Banks of the White Nile - Central Africa bound-in, inscribed in ink on front free end paper Photographs of a tour in the Sudan to Gondokoro in Uganda and Rejaf in the Sudan. Taken, developed and printed by Eliza M. Acworth., half black morocco, gilt, titled and with photographer's credit Photographs by E. M. Acworth on spine, 4to.; with a cutting from The Daily Telegraph, September 12, 1898 showing a map of British East Africa loosely laid-in. (2)
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A well-annotated account of an extensive journey with views in Khartoum including the native quarter; the battlefields of Kerreri; a tourist steamer; Dinka villages and people, native convicts with leg chains, people and views in Fashoda, Shambé, Tonga and at Austrian and English mission stations; methods of irrigation; crocodile hides drying in the sun; a young woman plaiting straw; and two views of the façade of the Temple of Abu Simbel.

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