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Charles Frederick Mackenzie.

Charles Frederick Mackenzie (1825-1862), Anglican Bishop of Central Africa (1861), leader of the Universities Mission, preaching to African children. Moving from Cape Town, Bishop Mackenzie sailed up the Zambezi and Shire rivers with a small group to start work. He arrived at Chibisas village in June 1861 with the goal to establish a mission station at Magomero, near Zomba.
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Title: Charles Frederick Mackenzie.
Caption: Charles Frederick Mackenzie (1825-1862), Anglican Bishop of Central Africa (1861), leader of the Universities Mission, preaching to African children. Moving from Cape Town, Bishop Mackenzie sailed up the Zambezi and Shire rivers with a small group to start work. He arrived at Chibisas village in June 1861 with the goal to establish a mission station at Magomero, near Zomba.
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Image size: 6679 × 9420 px | 180.0 MB
Print size: 56.5 × 79.8 cm | 2629.5 × 3708.7 in (300 dpi)
Keywords: 1860S • 19 CENTURY • 19TH CENTURY • 19TH CENTURY. • 19TH • 19TH-CENTURY • AFRICA • AFRICAN CHILDREN • AFRICAN • BISHOP • CHARLES MACKENZIE • NINETEENTH CENTURY • OPPOSED • PREACHING • SCOTLAND UNITED KINGDOM • SCOTLAND • SLAVE • TRADE • XIX CENTURY