A Journal of a Tour in the Congo Free State

A Journal of a Tour in the Congo Free State, published in 1905 by Marcus R. P. Dorman, is a firsthand account of his journey to the Congo, initially motivated by a desire to hunt big game. The narrative explores the complexities of colonial governance, local customs, and the realities of life in the Congo during a tumultuous period. Dorman's reflections reveal a shift in his perspective on the region and its governance, providing insights into the political climate and treatment of native populations. The journal serves as a raw and unedited collection of impressions, intended to inform those with preconceived notions about the Congo Free State.