This book tells the life and adventures of two travellers, Frederick Hugh Barber and Richard Frewen, who travelled Zambezia and Matabeleland. From the dustwrapper:" These two journals are complementary and throw much new light on the decade 1871-80 in Southern Rhodesia, a period about which very little has hitherto been published. Frederick Barber was a colonial hunter and the second artist of any competence to paint the Victoria Falls on the spot. Richard Frewen was an aristocratic English traveller and would-be explorer, who stirred up much trouble in Matabeleland and was responsible for worsening British-Matabele relations. Mr. Tabler is a well-known historian of the pre-pioneer period of Southern Rhodesian history, and the author of several books and articles such as The Far Interior. Blue cloth with gold lettering on the spine. The black. red and white clipped dustwrapper has a small tear at the bottom of the spine. Frontispiece portrait plus 8 plates and 2 maps one folding, Ve