British Central Africa : an attempt to give some account of a portion of the territories under British influence, north of the Zambesi (1897)
Johnston, Harry, 1858-1927 · New York : Arnold · leaf 473
in most parts of Asia. Imagine what would be the result in other continents more populated than Africa if year by year each family required to transfer their cultivation to a different piece of ground. What a contrast to Africa is India, a mere peninsula of Asia with its teeming population three… … 1. A large wooden hoe. 2. Wooden hammer, for beating out bark cloth. to teach the Central African negro is fixity of tenure, the need of settling permanently on one piece of land, and, by careful manuring, the constant raising of crops from within a certain definite area. The keeping of cattle,…
Natural history
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