Land And Peoples of the Kasai
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We were astonished to find the ruler of so con- servative a people as the Bushongo so progressive in his ideas.
He bitterly regretted the departure of the Roman Catholic missionaries from his village. The priests had received orders to abandon their mission near the Mushenge, and to found a new station at Pangu, near the spot where the waters of the Lubue flow into the Kasai, in order that their medical knowledge might be turned to account in assisting to nurse the sick who would be sent there ...to a new hospital which the Kasai Company was building. No doubt their work at Pangu has been most useful, and very likely several Europeans by this time owe their lives to AT THE COURT OF AN AFRICAN KING 217 their care, but I cannot help thinking that it is a thousand pities that they ever left the Mushenge. One of the two priests was a man who had spent a dozen years in Africa, and who was a great favourite with the Nyimi ; with his experience, and the goodwill ot the king, his work among the Bushongo might have been wonderful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We were astonished to find the ruler of so con- servative a people as the Bushongo so progressive in his ideas.
He bitterly regretted the departure of the Roman Catholic missionaries from his village. The priests had received orders to abandon their mission near the Mushenge, and to found a new station at Pangu, near the spot where the waters of the Lubue flow into the Kasai, in order that their medical knowledge might be turned to account in assisting to nurse the sick who would be sent there ...to a new hospital which the Kasai Company was building. No doubt their work at Pangu has been most useful, and very likely several Europeans by this time owe their lives to AT THE COURT OF AN AFRICAN KING 217 their care, but I cannot help thinking that it is a thousand pities that they ever left the Mushenge. One of the two priests was a man who had spent a dozen years in Africa, and who was a great favourite with the Nyimi ; with his experience, and the goodwill ot the king, his work among the Bushongo might have been wonderful.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melvilie W. Hilton-Simpson to read onlineMoreLess
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