Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The African Repository, and Colonial Journal, Vol. 5: April, 1829
At \vhidah, Mr. Dickson landed, and in company with a Por tuguese, of the name of De Sousa, proceeded to Dahomey, where the latter had for some time resided. Here he met with an agreeable reception, and an escort attended him 17 days' jour ney to a place called Shar - which he also reached in safety. He left Shar for Youri, but of his further progress no intelligence has been received.
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