EQUATORIA
THE LADO ENCLAVE

MAJOR C. H. STIGAND

LONDON: CONSTABLE AND COMPANY
1923

First edition.
The author—who served as Governor of Sudan's Mongalla Province—examines the Alur people; the 1885-87 persecution of Uganda's Christians; the Uganda Railway; and the route to the Lado Enclave, one of East Africa's largest ivory fields. Also contains an extensive "memoir" of Stigand's career. (Ofcansky, British East Africa 1856-1963.)

CONTENTS
MEMOIR
CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF EVENTS
A WORD MAP OF THE LADO ENCLAVE . (With Skeleton Map)
EARTHQUAKES AND THE UPPER NILE RIFTVALLEY
THE PEOPLE (With Map)
THE REJA FDISTRICT
THE MORU COUNTRY
THE YEI RIVER DISTRICT
THE KAJO KAJI DISTRICT
MOUNT WATI
THE MADI COUNTRY
THE ALURR AND THEIR COUNTRY
THE NILE
A GENERAL REVIEW OF NATIVE IDEAS AND CUSTOMS
SPECIAL TRIBAL CUSTOMS
EMIN PASHA
THE OUTLOOK
THE POSITION OF THE LADO LANGUAGES

APPENDIX : 1894 AGREEMENT BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND LEOPOLD II
BIBLIOGRAPHY
A GENERAL MAP OF THE LADO ENCLAVE

23 x 15 cm. lv + 253 pp + frontispiece + 3 folding maps.

Very good - condition. Cloth mottled, some foxing, mainly to page edges, previous owner's name in pencil on the front free endpaper, otherwise clean and tidy, binding sound, all maps present.