. Histoire de la race colorée en Amérique : contenant aussi leur vie ancienne et moderne en Afrique ... l'origine et le développement de l'esclavage dans l'ancien monde, et son introduction sur le continent américain : la traite des esclaves : l'esclavage ... : la guerre civile, l'émancipation, l'éducation et l'avancement de la race colorée ... . isposition, j'ai dit, ceci, alors, est Africain!il a commencé en arrière, regardant intensément l'homme, comme s'il s'ajuste tombé des nuages. Etes-vous Africain ? bien-être. Le redoutable chef s'est levé, a offensé son vieux chapeau, et a fait un arc poli, a répondu que je suis. Le fermier paradthunder-stru

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. History of the colored race in America : containing also their ancient and modern life in Africa ... the origin and development of slavery in the Old World, and its introduction on the American continent : the slave trade : slavery ... : the Civil War, emancipation, education and advancement of the colored race ... . isposition, I said, This, then, is Africaner!He started back, looking intensely at the man, as if he hadjust dropped from the clouds. Are you Africaner? heexclaimed. The dreaded Chief arose, doffed his old hat, andmaking a polite bow, answered I am. The farmer seemedthunder-struck; but when, by a few questions, he had assuredhimself of the fact that the former buijbear of the borderstood before him, meek and lamblike in his whole deportment, he lifted up his eyes and exclaimed! O God, what a miracleof thy powder! What can not thy grace accomplish! Thekind farmer, and his no less hospitable wife, now abundantlysvipplied our wants; but we hastened our departure, lest theintelligence might get abroad that Africaner was with me, andbring unpleasant visitors. On arriving at Cape Town, I waited on his excellency, theGovernor, Lord Somerset, who appeared to receive with consid-erable skepticism my testimony, that I had brought the farfamed Africaner on a visit to his excellency. The following. CHIEF AFRICANER. « ANCIENT AND MODERN LIFE IN AFRICA. 77 da)^ was appointed for an interview, when the Chief wasreceived by Lord Charles with great affability and kindness;and he expressed his pleasure at seeing thus before him, onewho had formerly been the scourge of the country, and the ter-ror of the border colonists. His excellency was evidently much struck with this resultof missionary enterprise, the benefit of Avhich he had some-times doubted. Whatever he might think of his former views, his excellency was now convinced that a most important pointhad been gained; and, as a testimony of his good feeling, hepresented Africaner with an excellent wagon, valued at eig

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