Note 246 — Chapter XXII
Reading edition
The “Iwe Irohin,” or Abeokuta paper of July, 1863, introduced him as having been “sent to Dahomy with a view to inducing the King to abandon human sacrifices, and to encourage legitimate trade.”
Reading edition
The “Iwe Irohin,” or Abeokuta paper of July, 1863, introduced him as having been “sent to Dahomy with a view to inducing the King to abandon human sacrifices, and to encourage legitimate trade.”