Tribes of Southern Africa 1832

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Map : 1832 Stephen Kay,  Travels and researches in Caffraria: describing the character, customs, and moral condition of the tribes inhabiting that portion of southern Africa: with historical and topographical remarks illustrative of the state and prospects of the British settlement in its borders, the introduction of Christianity, and the progress of civilization - New York, B. Waugh & T. Mason (Wiki Commons)

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