niger expedition of 1841造句

• The steam vessels built for the Niger expedition of 1841 were fitted with ventilation systems based on Reid's Westminster model.
• At the end of 1840 he travelled to England to meet the African Civilization Society, then planning the Niger expedition of 1841.
• The government in turn backed the Niger expedition of 1841 ( not including Buxton ) put together by missionary organizations, which was also going to work on trade.
• He edited the proceedings of the Society's first general meeting on 1 June 1840, but the Society was doomed to vanish after the Niger expedition of 1841.
• The work was highly influential and gave Buxton a leading role in the planning of the Niger expedition of 1841, to attempt to establish trading posts along the Niger River to create an alternative to slave trading.
• In 1840 he was appointed captain of the " Albert " steamer, commander of the Niger expedition of 1841, and chief of the commission authorised to conclude treaties of commerce with the local rulers.
• He next obtained an appointment as master-at-arms in the " Albert ", which with the " Wilberforce " and the " Soudan " sailed on the Niger expedition of 1841.
• He was involved in fighting the African slave trade, and took part in three expeditions to West Africa : in 1832 he went up the River Niger with Richard Lemon Lander and Macgregor Laird, and he also commanded a vessel in the Niger expedition of 1841.
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• Landing from a small boat, with one or two native followers, at the confluence of the Niger and Benue, he instead chose Lokoja as the base of his future operations, it being the site of the model farm established by the Niger expedition of 1841, and abandoned on the death of most of the white settlers ( see Capt . W . Allen, R . N ., and T . R . H . Thomson, M . D ., " A Narrative of the Expedition . . . to the River Niger in 1841 ", ( 1848 ) ).