Robert Campbell Knihy

The narrative chronicles Robert Campbell's 1859-60 journey through Central Africa, focusing on the Egbas and Yorubas. As a Scottish missionary, he offers rich descriptions of the diverse tribes, their customs, and the socio-political landscape, including tribal conflicts and colonial influences. Campbell reflects on his identity and the role of Christianity in the region, providing valuable insights into mid-nineteenth-century African culture and history. This work serves as an important resource for those interested in anthropology and colonialism.

Someone is thinning "the turkey herd"--the hundreds of gorgeous girls who come to Chicago to be discovered as models. Most go back home, but this year someone is targeting them for deadly violence, and Jimmy Flannery figures it is up to him to find the killer.

The Burlington Northern was speeding through Iowa when passengers spotted six Indians riding alongside in pick-ups. Suddenly, they began firing pot-shots, a bullet pierced the dining car window--and millionaire Harold Chaney was dead. When railroad detective Jake Hatch met the train at Osceola, the Indians were already in custody. They'd confessed to getting drunk and riding out "to kill the Iron Horse," and that seemed to tie up the case. But Hatch was turning up a lot of loose ends. There was Chaney's brilliant, bitter business partner. A hotly contested takeover bid. Plus an emerald ring that led to two mistresses, a straying wife, and one very angry daughter. With so many fine suspects, Hatch needed hard evidence fast--before the Indians got railroaded into prison, and someone got away with murder!

Vice cop Panama Heath and his partner Missy investigate Alfonso Puffy Pachoulo, a loan shark involved in a lengthy and surprising list of clients.

The Global Workbook complements and expands on the content of the Coursebook. It presents the language practice activities of the eWorkbook in an easy-to-use printed format. It also includes an Audio CD for use with the listening and pronunciation activities, along with an included answer key for the Workbook exercises.

The book offers a firsthand account of a journey through Central Africa, specifically among the Egbas and Yorubas. It captures the author's experiences and observations, providing insights into the culture, traditions, and landscapes of these communities in the 19th century. This reprint preserves the historical significance and narrative style of the original 1861 edition, making it a valuable resource for those interested in African history and cultural exploration.

The narrative recounts a journey through Central Africa among the Egbas and Yorubas during 1859-60, offering insights into the culture and experiences of the author. This account reflects the historical context of the time, providing a detailed exploration of the landscapes and communities encountered. The reprint preserves the original's authenticity, making it a valuable resource for those interested in African history and ethnography.

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