Trade Politics And Christianity in Africa And the East
Trade Politics And Christianity in Africa And the East
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It will be found that the effects of the liquor traffic are not confined to the grown men in the community. They appear in all phases of native life, from the chiefs down to the children,' affecting their days of relaxation and festivity as well as the long, dark even- ings of an African village, when the darkness without drives the native into his hut, where the loneliness within calls for some stimulant to while away the tedious hours.' The Acting District Commissioner for Aba wrote that ^^ a...ll people drink gin, men as well as women, and the women probably drink more than the men, as they meet their friends at the market." * The medical officer for Ondo reported that ^^ the consumption of spirit is by no means confined to the male population, and it is sometimes given to young girls." He referred to "the pernicious habit of administering spirits to the infants and children." ^ ^ Report of Committee of Inquiry into the Liqnor Trade in South Nigeria (1009), MimUes of Evidence, p. 267, question 10927.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It will be found that the effects of the liquor traffic are not confined to the grown men in the community. They appear in all phases of native life, from the chiefs down to the children,' affecting their days of relaxation and festivity as well as the long, dark even- ings of an African village, when the darkness without drives the native into his hut, where the loneliness within calls for some stimulant to while away the tedious hours.' The Acting District Commissioner for Aba wrote that ^^ a...ll people drink gin, men as well as women, and the women probably drink more than the men, as they meet their friends at the market." * The medical officer for Ondo reported that ^^ the consumption of spirit is by no means confined to the male population, and it is sometimes given to young girls." He referred to "the pernicious habit of administering spirits to the infants and children." ^ ^ Report of Committee of Inquiry into the Liqnor Trade in South Nigeria (1009), MimUes of Evidence, p. 267, question 10927.
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