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                <text>Arrival at Cape Coast 23 January 1843. Kindly received by Maclean. Participating in a school exam there (pp 1-2). Journey from Cape Coast to Accra with Governor Maclean (pp 3-4). All goods are safely arrived. Returns to Cape Coast, where Mr. Hutton received him like a child. Death of Mrs. Watkins, wife of Methodist missionary. 14 Europeans had died in the short time. Halleur three times down with fever - cannot accompany the brethren when they come at last.
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                <text>Justifies himself:  1) He is indeed guilty to have promised marriage to a girl in Islington. Case explained. 2) He did not claim to be a trained missionary 3) The missing box was stolen.  When speaking of Rev. Riis, he always says "the Riis".  p.6. A reference with drawing, to the Obussumpra (Bosompra) fetish of Abiriu, which he describes as the head fetish of the whole of Akropong. No one may appeal to it without having handed a few (einiger) slaves to the fetish. Surrounded by woods, in a small valley (reached by a steep slope - in einem kl. Thale oben auf einem Berge) (a) is a heap of stones which is covered with palm leaves on which stands the whitened jar (h), (b) is more jars ‘whose significance cannot tell’, (c) is balls of pure clay, which are whitened every Saturday, (g) an inverted jar, (d) three stones and burnt sticks on which the food for the fetish is cooked, (e) several stones, (f) shattered jars. The drawing is ‚natur getreu’ he could do no better because he had only a pencil with him.
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                <text>Hamberg describes land and people around Hongkong. On p. 3 he mentions Chinese  emigrating to California, Java, Siam, Borneo, Latin America, the West Indies etc. See also  A-1.0</text>
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                <text>Hamberg from Hongkong, where the Tai ping wan's cousin stays with him to study the  Christian faith as a newly baptized Christian. (Li tschin kau, see also A-1.19, No. 38)</text>
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                <text>A-01.02(1853),37</text>
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                <text>[Archives catalogue]: Guides / Finding aids: Archives: A - China: A-01 - Letters and reports from China / Briefe und Berichte aus China: A-01.02 - China 1852-1853: A-01.02(1853)
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                <text>Hamberg's bi annual report from Pukak, Jan. July 1853, with a number of baptized  Chinese, mainly his assistants' families.</text>
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