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Missionary Travels and Researches in South Africa

CHAPTER 23
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They are clad in a kind of cloth made of the inner bark of a tree.

Neither guns nor native traders are admitted into the country, the chief of Luba entertaining a dread of innovation.

If a native trader goes thither, he must dress like the common people in Angola, in a loose robe resembling a kilt.

The chief trades in shells and beads only.

His people kill the elephants by means of spears, poisoned arrows, and traps.


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