On the Borders of Pigmy Land
On the Borders of Pigmy Land
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Immediately the Toro Mission was established its first branch station was planted about sixty miles west in Mboga, the district that touches Stanley's Great Forest the home of the pigmies. Although the chief offered much opposition to the Baganda missionaries, yet the workers persistently held on, realising its important strategic position for reaching the many tribes round its borders, and it formed one of the few last links yet to be forged in order that Krapf's dream of a chain of missions e...xtending across Africa might be fulfilled. After oppo- sition had burnt itself out and the Chief Tabalo had him- self become a Christian the work prospered vigorously, and in 1903 the number of men and women baptised reached over two hundred.
In that year the question of boundary line between Belgian and British territory was again raised to be finally marked out. The decision would either result in the district of Mboga being retained by the British, or given over to the Belgians in exchange for a strip of land 151 On the Borders of Pigmy Land farther south, in which latter case the River Semliki would form the natural dividing line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Immediately the Toro Mission was established its first branch station was planted about sixty miles west in Mboga, the district that touches Stanley's Great Forest the home of the pigmies. Although the chief offered much opposition to the Baganda missionaries, yet the workers persistently held on, realising its important strategic position for reaching the many tribes round its borders, and it formed one of the few last links yet to be forged in order that Krapf's dream of a chain of missions e...xtending across Africa might be fulfilled. After oppo- sition had burnt itself out and the Chief Tabalo had him- self become a Christian the work prospered vigorously, and in 1903 the number of men and women baptised reached over two hundred.
In that year the question of boundary line between Belgian and British territory was again raised to be finally marked out. The decision would either result in the district of Mboga being retained by the British, or given over to the Belgians in exchange for a strip of land 151 On the Borders of Pigmy Land farther south, in which latter case the River Semliki would form the natural dividing line.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruth B Hurditch Fisher to read onlineMoreLess
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