UGANDA'S MAN OF WORK - A Story of Alexander M. Mackay de Fahs, Sophia Lyon - 1907

New York: Young People's Missionary Movement, 1907. (vii) 289 pp. Green boards with white lettering and a white illustration on the front panel; illustrated with black and white plates and a map. Light wear at the corners with some fading on the spine; no dustjacket, as issued; minor darkening in the endpapers. Fourteen black and white plates, and a map, all present and accounted for. The Contents are: Pronunciation of Uganda Words; A Newpaper Man's - Henry Morton Stanley - Interview with a Black King; What Happened After the News Was Read; Jungle Roads, Ox-Carts and Fly Bites; Two Receptions at the Royal Palace; White Men and Black Men Become Acquainted; The King and the Wizard; The Two-Faced Mutesa and the Mohammedans; The New Teaching Makes New Men; Mackay's Queer New Name; Three Boy Heroes and One Boy Tyrant; Sturdy Black Christians with Nerve; The White Man of Work Lays Down His Tools; and Postlude - Did It Pay? - followed by an index. . First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. 12mo.