John Mackenzie South African Missionary And Statesman
John Mackenzie South African Missionary And Statesman
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On reach- ing Griqua Town, Mr P. And I rode on to Kuruman to see for ourselves the real state of matters, and to get the advice of our brethren concerning the propriety of bringing forward our waggons. Being satisfied that there was no immediate danger, we returned for our waggons, which we brought to Kuruman on the first day of 1859.
As to the journey between Cape Town and Beaufort, it was managed entirely by Mr Helmore, who has no doubt advised you on the subject.
I attribute the success of t...he latter part of my journey to our having good oxen to begin with ; to our travelling rapidly thro' the worst districts ; to our travelling chiefly at night ; and to our separating at Beaufort into parties of two waggons each.
As an incident of the journey, I may mention that while at Beaufort, I was invited to take charge of a church which the English-speaking population were desirous of having formed among them. A liberal salary was offered, guaranteed for five years, and other inducements held out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On reach- ing Griqua Town, Mr P. And I rode on to Kuruman to see for ourselves the real state of matters, and to get the advice of our brethren concerning the propriety of bringing forward our waggons. Being satisfied that there was no immediate danger, we returned for our waggons, which we brought to Kuruman on the first day of 1859.
As to the journey between Cape Town and Beaufort, it was managed entirely by Mr Helmore, who has no doubt advised you on the subject.
I attribute the success of t...he latter part of my journey to our having good oxen to begin with ; to our travelling rapidly thro' the worst districts ; to our travelling chiefly at night ; and to our separating at Beaufort into parties of two waggons each.
As an incident of the journey, I may mention that while at Beaufort, I was invited to take charge of a church which the English-speaking population were desirous of having formed among them. A liberal salary was offered, guaranteed for five years, and other inducements held out.
What to read after John Mackenzie South African Missionary And Statesman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Douglas William Douglas Mackenzie to read onlineMoreLess
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