Angola and the River Congo, Vol. 2

Angola and the River Congo, Vol. 2, written by Joachim John Monteiro and first published in 1862, is a detailed account of his travels in Angola. The book explores the geographical, sociopolitical, and economic conditions of the region, highlighting the interactions between Portuguese authorities and local tribes, particularly the Mossulo tribe's resistance. Monteiro provides insights into the impact of colonial rule, local customs, and the natural environment, while addressing issues such as slavery and colonial exploitation. This work is notable for its firsthand observations during a pivotal time in Angola's history.