The Congo and Coasts of Africa (Classic Reprint)

Mr. Davis and Wood Boys of the Congo .F rontispiece FACING PAGE Mes. Davis en aB orrowed Hammock, theL ocal Means OFT ransport on theW est Coast lo A White Building, that Blazed Like theB ase of a Whitewashed Stove at White Heat .... 23 The Mammy Chair is Like Those Swings You See in Public Playgrounds 38 AV illage on the Kasai River 43 Tenants of Leopold, Who Claims that the Congo Belongs to Him, and that these Native People ARE THERE ONLY ASH iS TENANTS 5a The Facilities forL anding at Banana, the Port of Entry to the Congo, areL imited .... 56 Prisoners of theS tate inC hains atM atadi .. 60 Bush Boys in the Plaza atM atadi Seeking Shade .70 The Monument inS tanley Park, Erected, Not to Stanley, but to Leopold 83 The Deliverance. The River Raced over theD eck to aD epth ofF our or Five I nches.
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