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of north Africa. The arrival of Barth helped defuse some of the conflict, although one of the two engineers refused to travel any further while Vogel was part of the expedition. Barth himself contemplated getting rid of Vogel and stealing his equipment.
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in 1849 to find a trade route that bypassed the Arabs. Vogel was to be a replacement for
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