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Publisher: The Church missionary society Publication date: 1877 Pages: 192 In introducing this Dictionary to the student, the Editor may be permitted to offer a few remarks ; first—how it came that Mr. Rebman compiled this Dictionary, and secondly—on the Author himself. After the Committee of the Church Missionary Society in England had resolved upon printing this Dictionary, and after they had charged the Editor with the execution of their design, the latter repeatedly was urgent with Mr. Rebman, to give him some historical hints in regard to the first occasion or idea which had brought him on composing this Dictionary. Mr. Rebman complied with the Editor's request by dictating to his wife (only a very short time before his death) the following lines: " The Dictionary of a new African language owes its existence to q, circumstance most insignificant in itself. In the latter end of 1853 a Suaheli man from.Mombas passed at my station (Kisuludini) with a head of cattle. At that time it had been my purpose to bring in cattle for labour, for the benefit of the Mission and by way of an example for the natives. So I bought a young heifer for a few dollars and a fraction, cattle in East
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- Author
- Rebman John.
- Language
- AF
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Language Learning, Language
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