Title: In the country of the Blue Nile
Authors: Rey, Charles Fernand, 1877-1968.
Publisher: Duckworth
Year: 1927
Subjects: Ethiopia Description and travel.
Contents: The entry into Abyssinia -- Abyssinia's capital and some of its races -- The Galla, the most numerous race in Abyssinia -- In the Abyssinian provinces -- Preparations for the start -- The start -- Addis Alem to the Gudir River -- From the Gudir River through Chellea to Gudru -- Through Gudru to the Nile Valley -- Crossing the Nile Valley -- Through Gojam to Debra Markos -- Entry into Debra Markos -- Gojam and its ruler -- Mediaeval ceremonies in Debra Markos -- From Debra Markos to the Nile Valley -- The Nile Valley to Addis Ababa -- Development and possibilities -- The country and the people: conditions and characteristics -- Abyssinia's difficulties: slavery and others -- At the cross-roads -- Looking back -- The story of the Abyssinian church -- Appendices: -- A. List of the sovereigns of Abyssinia from 4530 B.C. -- B. monthly rainfall in Addis Ababa during the last twenty-five years -- C. Notes exchanged between the United Kingdom and Italy regarding Lake Tana, and extracts from correspondence relating thereto.