Dawn in darkest Africa
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The Project Gutenberg eBook of Dawn in darkest Africa, by John H. Harris
PART II CIVILIZATION AND THE AFRICAN
I THE WHITE MAN’S BURDEN
II LIGHTENING THE WHITE MAN’S BURDEN
III GOVERNMENTS AND COMMERCE
IV THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC
V THE EDUCATED NATIVE
VI JUSTICE AND THE AFRICAN
VII RACE PREJUDICE
PART III
I LABOUR—SUPPLY AND DEMAND
II LAND AND ITS RELATION TO LABOUR
III PORTUGUESE SLAVERY
The Slave’s Case
IV THE FUTURE OF BELGIAN CONGO
AUTHOR’S PREFACE
PART IV MORAL AND MATERIAL PROGRESS
I THE PRODUCTS OF THE OIL PALM
The Palm in Tonnage and in Figures Sterling.
II THE PRODUCTION OF RUBBER
III THE PRODUCTION OF COCOA
IV THE PROGRESS OF CHRISTIAN MISSIONS
DAWN IN DARKEST AFRICA
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PART V
I THE MAP OF AFRICA RE-ARRANGED
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
FOOTNOTES
INDEX
THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG LICENSE
FOREWORD WEST AFRICA
PART I
VI THE AFRICAN WOMAN
The African Wife
Twins
I THE AFRICAN “PORTER”
II THE PADDLER AND HIS CANOE
III THE AFRICAN FOREST
IV A MEDLEY OF CUSTOMS
(a) Cicatrization
(b) Personal Adornment
(c) “The Angel of Death”
(d) Peace and Arbitration
V THE NATIVE AS A MONEY MAKER
INTRODUCTION
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