George Herbert Wilson [1870-1946], The History of the Universities Mission to Central Africa
George Herbert Wilson [1870-1946]
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Book Description
Title:
The History of the Universities Mission to Central Africa
Author:
George Herbert Wilson [1870-1946]
Publication Year:
1936
Location:
Westminster
Publisher:
Universities Mission to Central Africa
Pages:
278
Subjects:
Christian Mission, Universities Mission to Central Africa
Copyright Holder:
Public domain
Contents
Preface
The Succession of Bishops
Important Dates
List of Illustrations
Beginnings
The Zambezi Valley
Magomero
Bishop Mackenzie's Death
Morambala and Move to Zanzibar
First Baptisms at Zanzibar
Slave Market Bought
Bishop Steere and Mbweni Settlement
Settlement at Masasi
Mkunazini and Kiungani
Johnson's Mission to Mataka's
The Masasi Raid
Settlement on Lake Nyasa
Bishop Smythies and the Mainland
Lake Nyasa and the "Charles Janson"
Work Growing at Magila
Recovery and Progress at Masasi
Zanzibar and Swahili Bible
Germans Established in East Africa and the Consequences
Nyasaland Bishopric and Smythies' Last Years
Disasters in Nyasaland
Bishop Richardson and the End of Slavery
Lake Nyasa and the "Chauncy Maples"
Cathedral Chapter at Christ Church and Maji-Maji Rising