"Alone in West Africa," by Mary Gaunt, is a compelling firsthand account of travel and exploration in a region undergoing profound change. This illustrated edition offers a unique window into West Africa through the eyes of a woman traveler navigating the challenges of colonialism and adventure in the early 20th century. Gaunt's narrative paints a vivid picture of the landscape, cultures, and encounters that shaped her journey.

Experience West Africa as it once was, through the detailed observations of a pioneering woman. This historical travelogue provides insights into the social, political, and geographical realities of the era, offering a perspective rarely found in traditional histories. "Alone in West Africa" is a testament to the spirit of exploration and a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of Africa, travel writing, and the experiences of women in a rapidly changing world.

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