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African Woman Described as a Witch
development in the history of humanitarian campaigning. The images were used in a number of publications. The Harrises also used the photographs to develop the Congo
Atrocity
Lantern
Lecture
which toured Britain and the the USA raising awareness of the issue
British Missionaries Preaching in the Congo
in the history of humanitarian campaigning. The images were used in a number of publications. The Harrises also used the photographs to develop the Congo
Atrocity
Lantern
Lecture
which toured Britain and the the USA raising awareness of the issue of colonial
British Missionaries Preaching in the Congo (2)
in the history of humanitarian campaigning. The images were used in a number of publications. The Harrises also used the photographs to develop the Congo
Atrocity
Lantern
Lecture
which toured Britain and the the USA raising awareness of the issue of colonial
Alice Seeley Harris Crossing the Bridge
development in the history of humanitarian campaigning. The images were used in a number of publications. The Harrises also used the photographs to develop the Congo
Atrocity
Lantern
Lecture
which toured Britain and the the USA raising awareness of the issue
Alice Seeley Harris with Children
development in the history of humanitarian campaigning. The images were used in a number of publications. The Harrises also used the photographs to develop the Congo
Atrocity
Lantern
Lecture
which toured Britain and the the USA raising awareness of the issue
Steamboat
campaigning. The images were used in a number of publications. The Harrises also used the photographs to develop the Congo
Atrocity
Lantern
Lecture
which toured Britain and the the USA raising awareness of the issue of colonial abuses under King Leopold II's
Steamship and River
campaigning. The images were used in a number of publications. The Harrises also used the photographs to develop the Congo
Atrocity
Lantern
Lecture
which toured Britain and the the USA raising awareness of the issue of colonial abuses under King Leopold II's
Two African Women with Traditional Scarification
development in the history of humanitarian campaigning. The images were used in a number of publications. The Harrises also used the photographs to develop the Congo
Atrocity
Lantern
Lecture
which toured Britain and the the USA raising awareness of the issue
African Child
campaigning. The images were used in a number of publications. The Harrises also used the photographs to develop the Congo
Atrocity
Lantern
Lecture
which toured Britain and the the USA raising awareness of the issue of colonial abuses under King Leopold II's
Photo of African Man, taken by W.D. Armstrong
development in the history of humanitarian campaigning. The images were used in a number of publications. The Harrises also used the photographs to develop the Congo
Atrocity
Lantern
Lecture
which toured Britain and the the USA raising awareness of the issue
Praying Man
campaigning. The images were used in a number of publications. The Harrises also used the photographs to develop the Congo
Atrocity
Lantern
Lecture
which toured Britain and the the USA raising awareness of the issue of colonial abuses under King Leopold II's
Mutilated Congolese Children
used the photographs to develop the Congo
Atrocity
Lantern
Lecture
which toured Britain and the the USA raising awareness of the issue of colonial abuses under King Leopold II's regime. Source: Antislavery International and Panos Pictures.
Rev. John Harris
John Harris was an English missionary, campaigner against slavery and Liberal politician. President of Anti-Slavery and Aborigines Protection Society. This image formed part of the Harris
Lantern
Slide
Collection
. Under King Leopold II the Congo
Young African Woman
formed part of the Harris
Lantern
Slide
Collection
and was used in the Harris
Lecture
No.2. This image formed part of the Harris
Lantern
Slide
Collection
. Under King Leopold II the Congo Free State used mass forced labour to extract rubber from the jungle
Ngombe Man
part of the Harris
Lantern
Slide
Collection
and was used in the Harris
Lantern
Lecture
No 2. Under King Leopold II the Congo Free State used mass forced labour to extract rubber from the jungle for the European market. As consumer demand grew King
Lokota of Mpelengi
in the history of humanitarian campaigning. The images were used in a number of publications. The Harrises also used the photographs to develop the Congo
Atrocity
Lantern
Lecture
which toured Britain and the the USA raising awareness of the issue of colonial
Head of a Man by John Simpson
in the history of humanitarian campaigning. The images were used in a number of publications. The Harrises also used the photographs to develop the Congo
Atrocity
Lantern
Lecture
which toured Britain and the the USA raising awareness of the issue of colonial
Young Boy Forced to Collect Rubber
development in the history of humanitarian campaigning. The images were used in a number of publications. The Harrises also used the photographs to develop the Congo
Atrocity
Lantern
Lecture
which toured Britain and the the USA raising awareness of the issue Young Boy Forced to
Collect
Rubber
Christian Missionary Party
A Christian missionary party crossing the Aruwimi river in the Aruwimi Welle zone of the Belgian Congo. This image (Neg. 102) formed part of the Harris
Lantern
Slide
Collection
and was used in the Harris
Lecture
No.2. Under King Leopold II the Congo
Young Congolese Man
as Isekausa whose hand was chopped off by Ikombi. This image formed part of the Harris
Lantern
Slide
Collection
and was used in the Harris
Lecture
No.3. Under King Leopold II the Congo Free State used mass forced labour to extract rubber from the jungle
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