cover image: Letter from Aldin Grout to James and Elizabeth Bailey

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Letter from Aldin Grout to James and Elizabeth Bailey

1841

Hard to believe they have now planted and harvested hay and grain and are now eating apples. House in Umlosi is quite comfortable for Natal. Studying Zulu with Brother Champion and Charlotte. Has ploughed a new garden with untrained oxen; the Dutch laugh that the plough is too small. Was intending to go to Umpandi [Mpande kaSenzangakhona], brother of Dingane, but he is quarreling leaving them as yet without a permanent home.
south africa--description and travel missionaries--south africa zulu (african people)--history dingane approximately 1793-1840 umpande

Authors

Grout, Aldin, Bailey, Elizabeth, Bailey, James

Collection
Aldin Grout Papers
Format
Correspondence
Pages
4 p.
Place Discussed
South Africa
Provider
Digital Commonwealth
Published in
South Africa
Reference
Local other: mums797-b01-f14-i002
Rights
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Source
Digital Public Library of America https://dp.la/item/abdc9146fe9254e19ef7f51f8a981930