10. Character of the Africans in general 11. The author resumes his narrative 12. The author's severe indisposition and distress of mind 13. Pasko 14. The author overtaken at Dunrora by four armed horsemen from Zeg Zeg, who force him to accompany them back to Zaria 15. The author becoming entangled, whilst crossing a river, in the stirrups of his horse's saddle, is thrown from its back, and narrowly escapes drowning 16. Ebo the celebrated fat Eunuch 17. Novel method adopted by Europeans for conveying slaves on board their vessels 18. The fetish-huts and tree at Badagry 19. Captain Laing, of the Brig Maria, of London, hearing that an Englishman was at Badagry, comes from Whydah to fetch the Author.
10. Character of the Africans in general 11. The author resumes his narrative 12. The author's severe indisposition and distress of mind 13. Pasko 14. The author overtaken at Dunrora by four armed horsemen from Zeg Zeg, who force him to accompany them back to Zaria 15. The author becoming entangled, whilst crossing a river, in the stirrups of his horse's saddle, is thrown from its back, and narrowly escapes drowning 16. Ebo the celebrated fat Eunuch 17. Novel method adopted by Europeans for conveying slaves on board their vessels 18. The fetish-huts and tree at Badagry 19. Captain Laing, of the Brig Maria, of London, hearing that an Englishman was at Badagry, comes from Whydah to fetch the Author.
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