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... an colony have already drawn a rather intuitive map of the East African interior.
Transported by commercial fleets, a copy of this map now lies on Ernst’s desk,
The entire map is about a meter long and seventy centimeters wide, marked with roughly delineated mountains, rivers, and lakes.
On the easternmost edge, a road extends directly from the port of Dar es Salaam to the First Town. The Second and Third Towns are marked as two named points, with the Little Rhine River r ...
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