Note 25 — Chapter XIV · —(Continued).
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Joseph Madarikan, an Egban boy recaptured from the Dahomans in March, 1864, asserts that a man named Moses Oshoko, an Ishagga convert, was crucified by the Dahomans, and that William Doherty, an English subject, was not killed: that he has been put under one of the chief captains, who was charged to be ready to produce him, if demanded, even after twenty years.