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Contents
Author's Preface
Preface
Chronological Table
- The Call to the Work
- The Shiré Highlands
- War, Famine, and Pestilence
- New Ground
- A Fellow-Worker
- The Church in the Slave Market
- Daily Work in the Island and on the Mainland
- On the Edge of the Wilderness
- Lake Nyasa
- Last Days of Bishop Steere
- The Mission on the Lake
- Christian Villages on the Rovuma
- Magila in the Bondé Country
- The Usambara Group of Missions
- The Years in Zanzibar
- The Chief Pastors
- A Parting View of the Mission
- After Two Years
- Slavery
Appendices
- Methods of Home Work
- Methods of Mission Work
- Constitutional History of the Mission
- Synodical Action
- English Members of the Mission