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This book provides a first-hand account of a voyage to West Africa in the late 19th century. Its three authors, I. Clark, John M'Leod, and Rosamond Manton, were all British missionaries who traveled to Dahomey, a kingdom on the coast of West Africa. The book provides a fascinating insight into the culture and customs of the Dahomian people, as well as the challenges faced by European missionaries in Africa at that time.

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