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Carolyn Anne
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34. Hamilton,
"'Character
and Objects of Chaka,'"
59. Besides the works
listed in note 31, see A. F. Gardiner, Narrative of aJourney to the Zoolu Country in
South Africa (London, 1836), and The Diary of the Rev. Francis Owen, M.A.,
Missionary with Dingaan in I837-38
(Cape Town, 1926).
35. Thomas Arbousset, Missionary Excursion, ed. and trans. David Ambrose
and Albert Brutsch (Morija, Lesotho, 1991), 68-69. Also, Thomas Arbousset and