Journal of the African Society
Journal of the African Society
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They hear the words of the missionaries ; and they watch the lives of the traders, formerly known on the coast as Palm Oil Ruffians ; and they form their conception of Christianity from both. They naturally learn to look on it as a system in which profession is much more important than practice. They learn that the only thing in polygamy against which the White Man really sets his face is the plurality of marriage ceremonies.
They are taught that by putting on a pair of trousers and going to ch...urch they become the White Man's political equals and moral superiors. The wonder is that conversions are not more numerous, and that the converts are not worse, than is actually the case.
The missionary and the trader are in the' habit of attributing every evil in West Africa to the Colonial Office and its agents.
Digitized by VnOOQ IC 256 JOURNAL OF THE AFRICAN SOCIETY It may therefore be permissible to point out that the Colonial Office took over the Province of Kabba in the year 1900. For forty years the missionaries and the merchants have had Lokoja pretty well to themselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They hear the words of the missionaries ; and they watch the lives of the traders, formerly known on the coast as Palm Oil Ruffians ; and they form their conception of Christianity from both. They naturally learn to look on it as a system in which profession is much more important than practice. They learn that the only thing in polygamy against which the White Man really sets his face is the plurality of marriage ceremonies.
They are taught that by putting on a pair of trousers and going to ch...urch they become the White Man's political equals and moral superiors. The wonder is that conversions are not more numerous, and that the converts are not worse, than is actually the case.
The missionary and the trader are in the' habit of attributing every evil in West Africa to the Colonial Office and its agents.
Digitized by VnOOQ IC 256 JOURNAL OF THE AFRICAN SOCIETY It may therefore be permissible to point out that the Colonial Office took over the Province of Kabba in the year 1900. For forty years the missionaries and the merchants have had Lokoja pretty well to themselves.
What to read after Journal of the African Society?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by African Society to read onlineMoreLess
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