Introduction
Grant and his contribution to the Nile expedition of 1860-1863
Prelude to the expedition: East African development to 1860 and the idea of the Nile expedition
The Nile problem: controversy and credulity
Grant's geographical work and his views on the Nile problem
Grant's reputation and the place of his work and exploration: a survey of the literature
The text of A walk across Africa with extracts from the journal
Preface / [by J.A. Grant]
Plymouth to Zanzibar
Zanzibar and Bagomoyo
Journey to Kazeh
Sojourn at Kazeh
Journey to Ukuni and sojourn at Mineenga
Life in Ukuni
Ukuni to Karagwe
Karagwe
The Uganda march
Buganda
From Buganda to Bunyoro and "Captain Speke proceeds to the Lake Nyanza"
Bunyoro, the Omukama Kamarasi and embarking on the Nile
From Bunyoro to an Egyptian encampment at Faloro
Life with the Khartoum traders and news of Speke's death
Passage through the Bari country, Gondokoro and the meetings with Baker and Petherick
From Gondokoro to Khartoum by boat
"A modern Babylon": Khartoum
From Khartoum to Cairo
Appendix A: list of personal kit taken with us from England for the expedition
Appendix B: letter dated 17 November 1864 from Trenham Reeks to Captain Grant
Epilogue.