8. Genadendal, seventy miles east of Cape Town, was the
principal Moravian mission station in South Africa. Angas
noted that it had a "Hottentot"
populatio n of 2,83 7 and
contained " 268 solid houses, and 266 huts and reed
build ings, all the work of the Christian Hott entot s." The
German staff of abo ut ten families included cutlers,
cabinetmaker s, tann ers, and teachers.
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