James Hannington, first bishop of eastern equatorial Africa : a history of his life and work, 1847-1885 / by E.C. Dawson (1891)
Dawson, E. C · London : Seeley · leaf 274
clean camping ground and good water. They are very handy about the camp and tent. Wa-Nyamwezi, on the other hand, are very stupid about camp, but they are splendid load carriers, and, as travellers, are up to anything, so long as you do not ask them to venture out at night.” On March 27, a dispute… … body unless he were compensated by a present of cloth. This would have left the white men helpless in the midst of a pori (desert). Matters looked serious, as the men would not give way, and their masters could not overlook the breach of discipline. They met together in Hannington ’s tent, and laid…
Hannington, James, 1847-1885 · Missions
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