HOW I THINK JOHN WAS LIKE WITH REGARD HIS DEPORTMENT

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. EDITOR’S ACKNOWLEDGMENTS v
3. CONTENTS vii
4. INTRODUCTION ix
5. A NOTE ON THE TEXT AND THE EDITING xli
6. THE AUTHOR’S APOLOGY FOR HIS BOOK 1
7. THE EDUCATION ON CHILEMBWE’S ACTIONS AND DEEDS: A VERBIS AD VERBA (FROM WORDS TO BLOWS) 3
8. CHILEMBWE’S PLACE OF BIRTH & HIS PROPER TRIBE 12
9. WHERE JOHN’S EDUCATION WAS RECEIVED? 20
10. JOHN’S CHARACTER AND DEMEANOUR 25
11. THE REAL CAUSE FOR FORMING A REBELLION AND HOW THE ARMY WAS DIVIDED AND HOW THEY FOUGHT TO THE END 29
12. JOHN’S INSTRUCTIONS TO HIS ARMY 48
13. CHILEMBWE’S LETTER WRITTEN TO THE GERMANS 51
14. CHILEMBWE’S LAST CAPTAIN WHEREABOUTS 53
15. REMARKS ON LETTER SENT TO THE GERMANS 59
16. HOW I THINK JOHN WAS LIKE WITH REGARD HIS DEPORTMENT 67
17. VENDS OF LAW FOR RESPECT OF COLOUR 81
18. AUTHORS INCONSISTENT WITH REGARD THE FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN ASIATICS AND NATIVES 88
19. “FELINS NULLINS”: WHO HOLDS RESPONSIBILITY FOR A MULATTO? 95
20. OUTWARD AND INWARD OF THE PRISON AND PRISONERS 101
21. THE WHITEMAN’S LAW IN GENERAL 115
22. INDEX 131