Moravian Missions, Twelve Lectures
Moravian Missions, Twelve Lectures
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Ix. ] CHRISTIANITY IN AFEICA. 351 modern civilization as this diabolical commerce. Under her leadership, other maritime nations have been drawn into cooperative schemes for extermi- nating the hydra. Yet, notwithstanding costly blockades, exportation from the western coast has not wholly ceased, it is said; along the eastern coast, it is still active. Barth states (1849-1855) that a little to the north of the equator, and east of Guinea, individual natives often own as many as a thousand slaves... ; and that in one instance slave-hunters slaughtered one hundred and sev- enty full-grown men before his eyes. Elephants yield costly ivory; vegetable wealth abounds; valuable minerals are not wanting; still human beings have been the staple of commerce. Five pounds of powder will buy a man ; a single gun will buy two men. As an illicit trade, its greater risks have only occasioned increased cruelties.
Is there any sanitary agent equal to the de- mands of the case — anything that caUvheal what Livingstone calls "this open sore" of centuries, which has made equatorial Africa one vast mori- bund mass?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ix. ] CHRISTIANITY IN AFEICA. 351 modern civilization as this diabolical commerce. Under her leadership, other maritime nations have been drawn into cooperative schemes for extermi- nating the hydra. Yet, notwithstanding costly blockades, exportation from the western coast has not wholly ceased, it is said; along the eastern coast, it is still active. Barth states (1849-1855) that a little to the north of the equator, and east of Guinea, individual natives often own as many as a thousand slaves... ; and that in one instance slave-hunters slaughtered one hundred and sev- enty full-grown men before his eyes. Elephants yield costly ivory; vegetable wealth abounds; valuable minerals are not wanting; still human beings have been the staple of commerce. Five pounds of powder will buy a man ; a single gun will buy two men. As an illicit trade, its greater risks have only occasioned increased cruelties.
Is there any sanitary agent equal to the de- mands of the case — anything that caUvheal what Livingstone calls "this open sore" of centuries, which has made equatorial Africa one vast mori- bund mass?
What to read after Moravian Missions, Twelve Lectures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A C Augustus Charles Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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