Missionary Labours And Scenes in Southern Africa
Missionary Labours And Scenes in Southern Africa
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It may be proper, in this place, to notice the origin of these attacks, as well as. /the circumstances of a preceding one, on the inhabitants of Griqua Town, when Mr. Sass was the only missionary on the station. The chief Waterboer, in conjunction with J. Melvill, Esq. , * (now one of our mission- aries, ) anxious to put % stop to the devastations committed by the Bergenaars on the Basuto, and other Bechuana tribes, endeavoured to disperse the party. For this purpose their strongholds were atta...cked ; and, though every species of warfare is to be deprecated as the world's curse, the fol- lovvinfr extract of a letter from Mr. Melvill to the Editor o * Mr. Melvill was at that time government agent.
142 GENEROUS CONDUCT.
of the South African Chronicle^ beautifully illustrates the moral and civilizing tendency of the Gospel in relation to the Griquas.
" The Griqua chiefs, A. "Waterboer and Cornelius Kok, proceeded to the station of the Bergenaars, to take such measures as might put a stop to the system of depredation they were carrying on against the tribes around them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may be proper, in this place, to notice the origin of these attacks, as well as. /the circumstances of a preceding one, on the inhabitants of Griqua Town, when Mr. Sass was the only missionary on the station. The chief Waterboer, in conjunction with J. Melvill, Esq. , * (now one of our mission- aries, ) anxious to put % stop to the devastations committed by the Bergenaars on the Basuto, and other Bechuana tribes, endeavoured to disperse the party. For this purpose their strongholds were atta...cked ; and, though every species of warfare is to be deprecated as the world's curse, the fol- lovvinfr extract of a letter from Mr. Melvill to the Editor o * Mr. Melvill was at that time government agent.
142 GENEROUS CONDUCT.
of the South African Chronicle^ beautifully illustrates the moral and civilizing tendency of the Gospel in relation to the Griquas.
" The Griqua chiefs, A. "Waterboer and Cornelius Kok, proceeded to the station of the Bergenaars, to take such measures as might put a stop to the system of depredation they were carrying on against the tribes around them.
What to read after Missionary Labours And Scenes in Southern Africa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Moffat to read onlineMoreLess
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