Voyage Aux Grands Lacs De L'Afrique Orientale (1862)

Burton's travelogue captures his mid-19th century expedition through East Africa, focusing on the Great Lakes region, including Lake Tanganyika and Lake Victoria. He vividly narrates his experiences with diverse tribes, their customs, and the region's flora and fauna. A significant highlight is his encounter with King Mutesa of Buganda, offering insights into the local political and social dynamics. This work serves as a crucial historical document, reflecting Burton's adventurous spirit amidst the challenges he faced in exploring this remote area.