The Foundation of British East AfricaH. Marshall & son, 1901 - 271 ページ |
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Abyssinia administration Arab arrived attacked Bantu Baringo belt British East Africa Captain caravan Catholics chief Christian Church Missionary command Company's Congo district East Africa Company East Coast eastern England Equatorial Africa established European expedition explorers fight force Foreign Office garrison geographical German East Africa Government Höhnel Indian interior island journey Juba Kampala Karagwe Kenya Kikuyu Kilima Kilima Njaro king Krapf Lake Rudolf Lamu land Lugard Macdonald Masai Masai-land Mazrui Mbaruk of Gazi Melindi Mengo miles Mohammedans Mombasa mountain Mtesa mutiny Mwanga Naivasha natives negro Nile Nyika party peace Peters plateau political Portal porters Portuguese Protestant province race reached rebellion rebels Rebmann Rift Valley river rule Selim Selim Bey sent settled shore slaves Somali soon southern Speke Stanley Stanley's Stokes Suahili Sultan of Zanzibar Takaungu Teleki territory Thruston trade treaty tribes UGANDA RAILWAY Unyoro Victoria Nyanza village Wa-kamba Wa-nyika Wadelai Waganda Witu
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46 ページ - He hath showed His people the power of His works, that He may give them the heritage of the heathen.
9 ページ - But no! they rubb'd through yesterday In their hereditary way, And they will rub through, if they can, To-morrow on the selfsame plan, Till death arrive to supersede, For them, vicissitude and need.
104 ページ - incredible as it may appear to be, I have seen one, two, or three of the wretched palace w"omen led away to execution, tied by the hand, and dragged along by one of the body guard.
108 ページ - It is not the mere preacher, however, that is wanted here. The bishops of Great Britain collected, with all the classic youth of Oxford and Cambridge, would effect nothing, by mere talk, with the intelligent people of Uganda. It is the practical Christian tutor, who can teach people how to become Christians, cure their diseases, construct dwellings, understand and exemplify agriculture, and turn his hand to anything—
63 ページ - Arcanum natura caput non prodidit ulli, Nee licuit populis parvum te, Nile, videre, Amovitque sinus, et gentes maluit ortus Mirari, quam nosse, tuos. Consurgere in ipsis Jus tibi solstitiis, aliena crescere bruma.
29 ページ - Some say that people have ascended the mountain, and one of them began to laugh and clap his hands, and threw himself down on the further side of the mountain. The others were afraid of being seized with the same fit, and so came back. It
115 ページ - such districts and countries as I may explore, for the benefit of the commercial world. The mission is supported by a philanthropic society, which numbers noble-minded men of several nations. It is not a religious society; but my instructions are entirely
19 ページ - We were dreamers, dreaming greatly, in the man-stifled town ; We yearned beyond the sky-line, where the strange roads go down.
94 ページ - the improvement of the savage tribes of the White Nile is the annihilation of the slave trade. Until this be effected, no legitimate commerce can be established, neither is there an opening for missionary enterprise; the country is sealed and closed against all improvement.
212 ページ - been admitted in principle by all the parties to the Act of Berlin that a claim of sovereignty in Africa can only be maintained by real occupation of the territory claimed.