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Cocoa-nut palms on Eloby Island, Spanish Guinea

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Palm Avenue at Baringa, Upper Congo

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Palm Avenue at Baringa, Upper Congo. Trees of ten years' growth.

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Cocoa barrels rolled down from the hinterland to the coast.

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Cocoa Plantation, Dodowa. Hinterland of the Gold Coast.

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Mr. Harris and Interpreter at Benguella, conversing with repatriated slaves who are sick.

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Lulua natives pounding rubber, at Mpolo, near Sankuru, Kasai

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Rubber for sale, Kasai District

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Natives of Bomati dancing on receipt of news that rubber tax was at an end

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Manihot glaziovii rubber plant at Baringa, upper Congo

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Native sitters – on the banks of the Kasai

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The formation of a new mission station at Euli, Ikelemba River, upper Congo

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Mr. Harris attending to footsore natives

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Congo [photograph of a village, caption incomplete]

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View at Baringa, upper Congo

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Watering the cattle in the river at Novo Redondo

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The site of an old village marked by the growth of palm trees from discarded kernels

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Native market in Loanda

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The mutilated lad, Impongi, teaching boys of his village to read and write

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Procession of native dancers in honour of white men's visit to their village, Bolima Districts, upper Congo