BROWN, John Tom.

Among the Bantu Nomads. A record of forty years spent among the Bechuana, a numerous and famous branch of the central South African Bantu, with first full description of their ancient customs, manners & beliefs.

London, Seeley Service & Co., 1926. 8vo (215 x 135 mm), pp. 270, [26] publisher’s list; with a folding map and 16 half-tone plates; original orange cloth, spine and upper cover decorated and lettered in black; spine slightly sunned. First edition. The author lived as a missionary among the Bantu people from 1885 until 1924. With an introduction by Alfred Radcliffe-Brown, Professor of Social Anthropology at the Cape University.

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• 订书号：: T2041

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