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@ Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Manuscripts, Archives and Rare Books Division. The New York Public Library

American Sunday-School Union. Committee of Publication

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History of Madagascar : embracing the progress of the Christian mission and an account of the persecution of the native Christians.

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Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Manuscripts, Archives and Rare Books Division. The New York Public Library

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Keywords

  1. Graves
  2. Horns (Animal)
  3. Madagascar

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Granaries constructed above ground Basons, or earthenware plates, fixed on a broad pedestal about a foot in height and filled with food for one or more [The way cattle are fed is supposed to aid in fattening the animal] Musical instruments: 1. lokanga, 2. valiha, and 3. drum Map of Madagascar [An idol regarded as one of the most powerful in the island] Chapel at Ambatonakanga [The mode of threshing. Continued until the grain is separated from the straw] Three visits to Madagascar during the years 1853-1854-1856; including a journey to the capital, with notices of the natural history of the country and of the present civilization of the people Modes of punishing slaves Interview with REDACTED (Malagasy) Interview with Therese Philippine Vololonirina (Malagasy) Interview with Esther Norbertine Raharisoa (Malagasy) Deux joueurs de valiha Interview with Elie Andriamahandrisalama Rajaonarison (Malagasy) Interview with Rene Victor Ramazavason (Malagasy) Interview with Alfred Ranaivoson (Malagasy) Peuples De Madagascar Interview with Antoine Rabendrina (Malagasy) Interview with Raymond Paulumain Andrianome (Malagasy)
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