British Central Africa

Nyassaland Protectorate, formerly known as British Central Africa, lies between 9°41 'and 17°15' S. lat., and 33° and 36° E. long.

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Pacification of Ngoni and Arab risings in the British Central Africa protectorate.

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In 1891, Harry Johnston was appointed first commissioner of the new British Central Africa Protectorate.

1875 2001

North Eastern Rhodesia, part of North Western Rhodesia is included, and for the whole of this region British Central Africa is the most convenient designation.

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Zumbo, British Central Africa is separated from the river Zambezi by the

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British Central Africa protectorate, with in addition the two Boer republics previously mentioned.

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BANGWEULU, a shallow lake of British Central Africa, formed by the head streams of the Congo.

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The average may be put at 50 in. per annum, which is also about the average rainfall of the Shiré Highlands, that part of British Central Africa which at present attracts the greatest number of European settlers.

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_The Kilimanjaro Expedition_ (1884), _British Central Africa_ (1898), and

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Most of the West African forest trees are represented in British Central Africa.

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