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A Sunday school on the Kasai

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Mr. Harris shewing portrait of Dr. Thomas Hodgkin to Bakuba natives, upper Kasai

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Cloth weaving at Luebo, upper Kasai

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Pot making village, Lulua River, upper Kasai

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The native market, Ibanshe near Mushenge, Bakuba Country, Kasai

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A maize field on the Kasai

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Grinding corn on the Kasai

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Fishing canoe, Kasai River

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Palm trees on banks of Kasai River

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Natives living on sandbank, Kasai River

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Kwamouth at the junction of the Kasai with the main Congo

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Clearing the forest to erect a trading factory on the Kasai

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Dwellers on the sandbanks during the fishing season. Kasai

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Cloud effect, taken on Kasai

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Palms in Messrs. Lever Brothers' Concession. Kasai River

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Group awaiting S. S. Lapsley at Luebo, upper Kasai, when Mr. and Mrs. Harris were on board

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General view of Dima, headquarters of the Kasai Company

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Wooding Post. Kasai River

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Place at which Mr. and Mrs. Harris emerged after journey through Bakuba Kingdom. Kasai Company's post, Bashishombe, Kasai River

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Hospital at Pangu, Kasai River