The development of Rhodesia from a geographical standpoint
A 1916 geographical study of Rhodesia, published in London, most likely by the Royal Geographical Society, and aimed at geographers and readers interested in the region's physical landscape. Its pictures are black and white photographs of African terrain, including a rotated view of a shrubby hillside, a sketch map of lakes and rivers, a dense forest undergrowth, open scrubland under hills, and a deep mountain gorge, offering a designer reference for tropical vegetation and dramatic escarpment landscapes.
