"Kamerun/Cameroon 1907, part II"

136 documents arranged in 8 sections. In Volumes E-2.23 and E-2.24 the documents are numbered consecutively; Nyasoso: letters and reports from the Station at Nyasoso, Documents 138-141; Lobethal: letters and reports from the Station at Lobethal: Documents 142-145; Edea: letters and reports from the Station at Edea, Documents 146-203; Nos 152-153: a discussion of the use of the Bassa language, instead of Duala in primary schools; Nos 158-196 all deal with problems between missionaries, and especially between the Local Executive.Committee and Hauser. (See also E-2.27,189-216); Sakbayeme: letters and reports from the Station at Sakbayeme, Documents 204-213; Nos. 206 and 207: Haessig and Stolzon tensions between Haessig and the local DC (Krücke) on the treatment of labourers; No. 212: on the use of the Duala language in schools. See also E-2.23,82; Victoria letters and reports from the Station at Victoria, Documents 214-221; No. 221: Leimenstoll asks permission to bring a 15-year-old Cameroonian boy to Europe for training in administration; Buea: letters and reports from the Station at Buea, Documents 222-237; No. 230 is a drawing of the church in Buea with details of a proposed extension; No. 235: Governor Seitz congratulates the Basel Mission for the excellent results of the examinations at Buea Seminary. See also No. E-2.23,78 to 80; Bali: letters and reports from the Station at Bali, Documents 238-263; No. 259: Lösch suggests using water to power a sawing machine, see also No. E-2.23,7 and 66; Bamum: letters and reports from the Station at Bamum, Documents 264-274; No. 264: Göhring mentions Problems arising because a nonmissionary German has been trying to influence King Njoya against the Basel Mission

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