Six Years of Adventure in Congo Land Microform
Six Years of Adventure in Congo Land Microform
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My remaining child, you see, is ill, dying from starvation ; they give us nothing to eat. I expect even this one will be taken from me to-day, as the chief, fearing lest it should die and become a total loss, has offered it for a very small price. As for myself, " said she, "they will sell me to one of the neighboring tribes, to toil in the plantations, and when I become old and unfit for work I shall be killed to celebrate the death of a free man. " There were certainly five hundred slaves exp...osed for sale in this one village alone. Large canoes were constantly arriving from down the river, with merchandise of all kinds with M'hicli to purchase these slaves. A large trade is carried on between the Oubangi and Lulungu Rivers. TJie people inhabiting the mouth of the Oubangi buy the Balolo slaves at Masankusu and the other markets. They then take them up the Oubangi River and ex- change them with the natives there for ivory. These natives who are confirmed cannibals buy their slaves solely for food.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My remaining child, you see, is ill, dying from starvation ; they give us nothing to eat. I expect even this one will be taken from me to-day, as the chief, fearing lest it should die and become a total loss, has offered it for a very small price. As for myself, " said she, "they will sell me to one of the neighboring tribes, to toil in the plantations, and when I become old and unfit for work I shall be killed to celebrate the death of a free man. " There were certainly five hundred slaves exp...osed for sale in this one village alone. Large canoes were constantly arriving from down the river, with merchandise of all kinds with M'hicli to purchase these slaves. A large trade is carried on between the Oubangi and Lulungu Rivers. TJie people inhabiting the mouth of the Oubangi buy the Balolo slaves at Masankusu and the other markets. They then take them up the Oubangi River and ex- change them with the natives there for ivory. These natives who are confirmed cannibals buy their slaves solely for food.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E J Glave to read onlineMoreLess
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