Borneo -- Social life and customs; Children -- Borneo
"A welcome contribution to missionary literature. The
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DAWN IN THE DARK CONTINENT. By JAMES STEWART, M.D., D.D., Lovedale. Demy
8vo, handsome binding, with nine Coloured Maps and Portrait of the
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DAYBREAK IN LIVINGSTONIA. The Story of the Livingstonia Mission, British
Central Africa. By JAMES W. JACK, M.A. Revised, with an Introductory
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AN AFRICAN GIRL: The Story of Ma Eno. By BEATRICE W. WELSH, Missionary
in Old Calabar. With eight full-page Illustrations. Large crown 8vo,
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CALABAR AND ITS MISSION. By Rev. HUGH GOLDIE. New Edition, with
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AMONG THE WILD NGONI. Being Chapters from the History of the
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CHILDREN OF EGYPT. By L. CROWTHER, Old Cairo. (The Children's Missionary
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PRESTON MACGOUN, R.S.W. Crown 8vo, cloth extra 2s 6d
This is the story of a missionary's family sent home for
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experience of a little girl, in her desire to discover and
influence the home heathen among whom she found herself.
DAVID LIVINGSTONE. By T. BANKS MACLACHLAN. Post 8vo, art canvas 1s _net_
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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