The call of the Congo
By: by Herbert Smith ; with introduction by Dr. Royal J. Dye
Contributors: Dye, Royal J.
Publisher: Powell & White
Published: 1924
Place of publication: Cincinnati, Ohio
Language: eng
Number of pages: 267
Subjects: United Christian Missionary Society; Travel; Missions; Description and travel
Table of contents: title: How we get into their country; title: What are they like?; title: A typical village; title: Native estimate of the white man; title: The marriage dowry; title: Only women but not women only; title: Family affection; title: Some mental kinks ; How many children were born?; title: African waste; title: Denizens of the forest; title: When the goblins walked at Lotumbe; title: The affair of Songolo and Fakala; title: Who killed one of the twins?; title: Some wisdom and some folly; title: What is a barbed arrow worth?; title: Two Christians who understood the Great Palaver; title: The equator station : Bolenge; title: The first expansion : Longa; title: On the banks of the Momboyo : Lotumbe; title: The Bussira Station : Monieka; title: The station on the High Juapa : Mondombe; title: The stations yet to be; title: What a modern colony expects of a missionary; title: In the realm of the white man; title: The root of the whole thing; title: A peep behind the scenes; title: The children of the missionaries; title: Studies in conscience and prayer; title: "Oh, in what divers pains they met"; title: A part is not greater than the whole; title: The Union Mission House ; A going concern; title: You can't stay away from Congo.