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Night and morning in dark Africa (1902)

Johnson, Harry, London Missionary Society · London, London Missionary Society · leaf 54

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50 ' NIGHT AND MORNING IN DARK AFRICA The tribes chiefly responsible for this condition of things are called Awemba. They inhabit the western regions of the Nyassa- Tanganyika plateau, and all the land enclosed by the river Chambezi stretching away to Lakes Bangweolo and Mweru. The Awemba are fond… … AN AWEMBA WARRIOR. stant attacks of the Mazitu or Angoni-Zulus on their south-eastern border. About thirty years ago they grew so strong in war that the Angoni warriors found them too formidable an enemy, and therefore ceased to raid their country. The Awemba, no longer needing to fight on the…

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