Missionary Travels in Central Africa
Frederick Stanley Arnot [1858-1914]
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Book Description
Title:
Missionary Travels in Central Africa
Author:
Frederick Stanley Arnot [1858-1914]
Publication Year:
1914
Location:
Kilmarnock
Publisher:
John Ritchie
Pages:
159
Subjects:
Christian Mission, Democratic Republic of Congo, South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Autobiography
Copyright Holder:
Public domain
Contents
Author's Preface
Introduction
Part I
From Natal to Kama's Country
The Desert and Bushman
Canoe Travelling on the Zambesi River. The Barotse
Lealui. Liwanika and Barotse Customs
Reminiscences of Dr. Livingstone. Dr Moffatt's Good Example. Senhor Silva Porto
Westward Through the Country of the Baluchaze
Diviners and their Ways
Mr. & Mrs. W.H. Sanders. Benguella and Back to Bihe
A Trying Beginning to a Long Journey
Off at Last to the Unknown Interior. Backokwe Greed and Insolence
Balovale Valley and Nana Kandundu alias Nyakatolo
Lunda Country. Lualaba, and Msidi's Capital
Msidi and the Bagarenganze
Bihe Men Sent Back to the West Coast in Search of Helpers from Home. Hunting Adventures
Native History, Geography and Trade
Superstitions and Customs
Slaves and Slavery. My Rescue-Home
"Medical" Mission Work. Kazambe
Letters at Last. Messrs. Swan and Faulkner. Home Once More
Part II
The Trials of a Large Party of Missionaries
Native Rising. Six Months' Anxiety
More Help from Home. Nana Kandundu Occupied
Part III
Captain Stairs' Letter. Mr Cobbe and I Set out to Reach the Garenganze by the East Coast Route
Part IV
I Visit Bihe Again
The Chogwe, Lovale, Lunda, Garenganze and Vemba Countries