Tramps Round the Mountains of the Moon and Through the Back Gate of the Congo State

This is a gripping and often harrowing account of the author's travels through the Congo in the early twentieth century. Johnson describes his encounters with local people, colonial officials, and European explorers, witnessing both the beauty and the brutality of the region. The book offers a firsthand perspective on one of the most fascinating and tragic chapters in African history.
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