"Kamerun/Cameroon, Quarterly and Annual Reports 1908"

71 documents arranged in 12 sections, one for euch Station; Bonaku: Quarterly and annual reports from the Station at Bonaku, Documents 1-9; No. 1: Stolzreports a journey to the Nyasoso area, No. 2: Rhode's vivid description of his experiences generally with people in his work; No. 4: Lorch in his Annual Report mentions the death of Manga Bell and the unrest connected with it. See also E-2.27.148; Nos. 8-9: Dr. Haeberlin's Annual Report on medical work in Duala; Bonaberi: Quarterly and Annual Reports from the Station at Bonaberi, Documents 10-14; No. 10: F. Spellenberg on marriage questions: the levirate and a case of a polygamist giving up a wife who was already a Christian in order to be baptised himself. See also E-2.28,53; Nos 11-14: attached to the Annual Report of the Middle School in Bonaberiare three test papers written by students. one in the Duala language, the others in German; Bombe: Quarterly and Annual Reports from the Station at Bombe, Documents 15-20; No. 16: Bufe mentions meeting Hausa people, whose language he had started to learn during a furlough in Europe; No. 19: G. Spellenberg expresses the opinion that the colonial legal structure has brought lawlessness to Cameroon, when compared with the traditional law-enforcement of the losango societies, harsh though this was. See also E-2.30.16; Mangamba: Quarterly and Annual Reports from the Station at Mangamba, Documents 21-26; No. 21: Ebding on customs in this area of Cameroon; Nyasoso: quarterly and Annual Reports from the Station at Nyasoso, Documents 27-32; Lobethal: Quarterly and Annual Reports from the Station at Lobethal, Documents 33-36; Edea: Quarterly and Annual Reports from the Station at Edea, Documents 37-39; Sakbayeme: Quarterly and Annual Reports from the Station at Sakbayeme, Documents 40-47; No. 42: Stutz on the necessity of recruiting women for the congregations; No. 44: customs and beliefs in relation to the life after death; Victoria: Quarterly and Annual Reports from the Station at Victoria, Documents 48-49; Buea: Quarterly and Annual Reports from the Station at Buea, Documents 50-56; No. 50: a journey to Duala by the Buea brass band; No. 51: Wahl describes cases of polygamists divorcing wives in order to become Christian and criticises this practice. See also No. 53, and E-2.30,6 and 10; Bali: Quarterly and Annual Reports from the Station at Bali, Documents 57-63; No. 57: Keller on medical work done by the Bali missionaries, See also Nos. 59 and 60; No. 62: Vielhauer and Geprägs report on a journey to the west of Bali; Bamum: Quarterly and Annual Reports from the Station at Bamum, Documents 64-71; No. 64: Göhring describes a journey to Duala with King Njoya; No. 67: Report on medical work mainly done by Mrs Göhring

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