Scenes in Africa for the amusement and instruction of tarry-at- home travellers

The title on the cover is faded.  First published 1820."Scenes in Africa, for the Amusement and Instruction of Little Tarry-at-home Travellers" is a book written by Isaac Taylor, published in 1820. It's a work of children's literature that aims to educate young readers about Africa through descriptions and illustrations, even though they may not be able to travel there themselves. The book is filled with engravings, some hand-colored, depicting various aspects of African life and landscapes. . The book is considered historically significant as a reflection of how Africa was viewed and presented to children in the early 19th century