Extracts from diary: Sir Winniet says that the school will receive from the British government the same amount as the Danes had paid (p 1). Attempts to get the people to listen to sermons: Houseboys sent to town, people demand rum after service.…
Ann Rochester was pregnant and died because she could not bring forth. Meischel sick and recovered. Their teacher on the girls' school had to be dismissed on moral reasons. Send a European lady teacher or an ordained missionary for the school.…
Work with the teacher training institutes much reading, retelling and memorizing of biblical stories and passages from the reader. A weekly letter to be written about the news in town etc. Dictations, Geography, Hymn singing. This all taught by him…
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