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Night and morning in dark Africa (1902)

Johnson, Harry, London Missionary Society · London, London Missionary Society · leaf 215

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MORNING JN DARK AFRICA 21 I order prevailed. Tribal wars have now ceased, and the Amambwe and Alungu instead of going about in fear of the Aweniba, now go on friendly visits to see relatives in the land of the very people who were, three years ago, a terror. Parents who mourned their children as… … DR. MACKAY AND TEACHERS AT KAMBOLE. of war by the ruling neighbouring tribe — now have their children restored to their side, and dwelling in their old homes. Cold-blooded murders that were common because of old blood-feuds have become rare. Mutilating amongst the Amambwe and Alungu has entirely…

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