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The jungle folk of Africa

By Robert H. Milligan

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Embark on a journey through early 20th century West Africa as a missionary unveils the humanity, culture, and untold stories of its people with a goal to set the record straight.

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2023-10-27
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"The Jungle Folk of Africa" by Robert H. Milligan is a true-to-life account of the author's time spent as a missionary in West Africa during the turn of the century. Milligan's story shows the everyday lives, challenges, and happiness of African tribes, offering a look into their culture and correcting common misunderstandings Westerners had about them. The story kicks off with Milligan getting ready to leave for Africa, which details his trip and the realities of traveling along the West African coast. Through funny stories and honest thoughts, Milligan starts to paint a picture of the African people as real, complex people, setting the scene for a much more in-depth look at their beliefs and society.

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