Do Nyassa A Pemba

Coutinho's descriptions of his travels across Mozambique in the late 1800s offer a rare glimpse into the cultures and customs of local people at this time. He paints a vivid picture of life in Nyassa and Pemba, highlighting the beauty of the landscape and the challenges faced by colonial settlers.
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