Griqua Mission at Philippois. 1822-1837 - Schoeman, Karel (Comp. & ed)
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Philippolis mission station was the remaining survivor of a number of outposts established by the London Missionary Society during 1814-1828. Founded in 1822 Philippolis became the capital of a Griqua Captaincy after Adam Kok II. The story of the first fifteen years of mission work as described in the extracts from the letters and journal of serving missionaries. 142 Pages. Contents clean and binding sound. First Edition. Condition: Good. Binding: Softcover. 385 Africana Local History