The New Map of Africa 1900-1916
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The condemnation provoked a great deal of astonishment and indignation among the Europeans of Brazzaville. The friends and associates of the con- demned refused not only to shake hands with the •See Revue generate des sciences, July, 1904.
348 FRANCE IN CENTRAL AFRICA judges but with those who ate with them. For the first time since they had been in the Congo, the Frenchmen and other Europeans who had sloughed off decency and civilization were reminded of the existence of law and order and just...ice. It had never occurred to them that a negro had rights.
One French functionary drew distinction between homicide and animalicide. In his opinion, Toque and Gaud were merely guilty of animalicide. An- other young official, when the sentence was pro- nounced, cried out: "Are we to become naturalized negroes?" The military officials, however, who had come from the Chad district with the determination to see that justice was done, were highly satisfied with the verdict, and expressed in no uncertain terms their contempt of Frenchmen who could fall so low as to sympathize with and take the part of these de- generates.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The condemnation provoked a great deal of astonishment and indignation among the Europeans of Brazzaville. The friends and associates of the con- demned refused not only to shake hands with the •See Revue generate des sciences, July, 1904.
348 FRANCE IN CENTRAL AFRICA judges but with those who ate with them. For the first time since they had been in the Congo, the Frenchmen and other Europeans who had sloughed off decency and civilization were reminded of the existence of law and order and just...ice. It had never occurred to them that a negro had rights.
One French functionary drew distinction between homicide and animalicide. In his opinion, Toque and Gaud were merely guilty of animalicide. An- other young official, when the sentence was pro- nounced, cried out: "Are we to become naturalized negroes?" The military officials, however, who had come from the Chad district with the determination to see that justice was done, were highly satisfied with the verdict, and expressed in no uncertain terms their contempt of Frenchmen who could fall so low as to sympathize with and take the part of these de- generates.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gibbons Herbert Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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