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An Englishwoman's twenty-five years in tropical Africa

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Mrs. Lewis. Portrait Frontispiece

Line Map of Africa Specially Indicating Cameroons and Congo xvi

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Camden Road Baptist Church, London 12

Portraits: Mr. George Thomas, Mrs. Thomas, Miss Thomas, and Rev. Thomas Lewis 52

Chief Noso and part of his Family 122

Bwingidi (Evangelist’s Wife) and Girls’ School at Nkaba, an Out-station near San Salvador 140

San Salvador: Ruins of Ancient Portuguese Cathedral 170

San Salvador. Old School-chapel 188

San Salvador. New Chapel 188

Ferry over Nkisi River. Mrs. Lewis in Canoe 224

Home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis at Comber Memorial Station, Kibokolo (1903) 224

The Dispensary at Kibokolo. Mrs. Lewis Standing in Doorway 240

Bridge over Lusengele Stream, near Comber Station, Kibokolo 260

Grass House at Kimpese in which Mr. and Mrs. Lewis lived during construction of Permanent Buildings (1908) 302

Kimpese: Kongo Training Institution. Part of Students’ Quarters 312

Kimpese: Kongo Training Institution. The Rev. Thomas Lewis (Principal), Mrs. Lewis, The Rev. S. E. Moon (A.B.M.U., Tutor), and Students (1909) 324

Illustration from An Englishwoman's twenty-five years in tropical Africa: Being the biography of Gwen Elen Lewis, missionary to the Cameroons and the Congo

WEST CENTRAL AFRICA showing KAMERUN (CAMEROONS) and THE LOWER and MIDDLE CONGO

Bartholomew, Edinʳ

Baptist Missionary Society’s Stations thus S. Salvador

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