About this book
After traveling extensively through Mexico and other countries, Starr spent a year in Congo during the peak of European colonization. He candidly shares his experiences and observations, exploring the culture, customs, and struggles of the natives. Through experience and inquisitive explorations, he pinpoints personal encounters and narratives, addressing issues such as cruelty and the complexities of colonial Africa. Please note that the “n-word” is present in several sections. - Summary by Mario Pineda
Chapters
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- 1Preface. I, part 114:52 · read by mpinedag
- 2I, part 214:07 · read by mpinedag
- 3II16:55 · read by mpinedag
- 4III14:42 · read by mpinedag
- 5IV11:16 · read by mpinedag
- 6V12:42 · read by mpinedag
- 7VI12:44 · read by mpinedag
- 8VII11:47 · read by mpinedag
- 9VIII, part 112:47 · read by mpinedag
- 10VIII, part 211:51 · read by mpinedag
- 11IX10:12 · read by mpinedag
- 12X9:34 · read by mpinedag
- 13XI13:47 · read by mpinedag
- 14XII14:30 · read by mpinedag
- 15XIII11:18 · read by mpinedag
- 16XIV15:15 · read by mpinedag
- 17XV19:21 · read by mpinedag
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