1840 1ed South AFRICA Hottentot Slavery Slaves Namaqua Cape Town MAP Shaw RARE

SHAW, Barnabas

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Barnabas Shaw was a 19th-century English missionary who is best-remembered for his voyage to South Africa. After arriving in Cape Town in 1816, he established a Wesleyan mission designed to help and teach slaves and indigenous tribes. Much of his experiences were reported in his book ‘Memorials of South Africa’ – an impressive work. This book has become one of the best works describing local tribes such as the Hottentots, Corannas, Namaquas, Kaffirs, and many others.

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1840 1ed South AFRICA Hottentot Slavery Slaves Namaqua Cape Town MAP Shaw RARE 1840 1ed South AFRICA Hottentot Slavery Slaves Namaqua Cape Town MAP Shaw RARE 1840 1ed South AFRICA Hottentot Slavery Slaves Namaqua Cape Town MAP Shaw RARE 1840 1ed South AFRICA Hottentot Slavery Slaves Namaqua Cape Town MAP Shaw RARE 1840 1ed South AFRICA Hottentot Slavery Slaves Namaqua Cape Town MAP Shaw RARE 1840 1ed South AFRICA Hottentot Slavery Slaves Namaqua Cape Town MAP Shaw RARE 1840 1ed South AFRICA Hottentot Slavery Slaves Namaqua Cape Town MAP Shaw RARE 1840 1ed South AFRICA Hottentot Slavery Slaves Namaqua Cape Town MAP Shaw RARE 1840 1ed South AFRICA Hottentot Slavery Slaves Namaqua Cape Town MAP Shaw RARE 1840 1ed South AFRICA Hottentot Slavery Slaves Namaqua Cape Town MAP Shaw RARE 1840 1ed South AFRICA Hottentot Slavery Slaves Namaqua Cape Town MAP Shaw RARE 1840 1ed South AFRICA Hottentot Slavery Slaves Namaqua Cape Town MAP Shaw RARE 1840 1ed South AFRICA Hottentot Slavery Slaves Namaqua Cape Town MAP Shaw RARE 1840 1ed South AFRICA Hottentot Slavery Slaves Namaqua Cape Town MAP Shaw RARE 1840 1ed South AFRICA Hottentot Slavery Slaves Namaqua Cape Town MAP Shaw RARE 1840 1ed South AFRICA Hottentot Slavery Slaves Namaqua Cape Town MAP Shaw RARE 1840 1ed South AFRICA Hottentot Slavery Slaves Namaqua Cape Town MAP Shaw RARE 1840 1ed South AFRICA Hottentot Slavery Slaves Namaqua Cape Town MAP Shaw RARE 1840 1ed South AFRICA Hottentot Slavery Slaves Namaqua Cape Town MAP Shaw RARE 1840 1ed South AFRICA Hottentot Slavery Slaves Namaqua Cape Town MAP Shaw RARE 1840 1ed South AFRICA Hottentot Slavery Slaves Namaqua Cape Town MAP Shaw RARE 1840 1ed South AFRICA Hottentot Slavery Slaves Namaqua Cape Town MAP Shaw RARE 1840 1ed South AFRICA Hottentot Slavery Slaves Namaqua Cape Town MAP Shaw RARE 1840 1ed South AFRICA Hottentot Slavery Slaves Namaqua Cape Town MAP Shaw RARE

1840 1ed South AFRICA Hottentot Slavery Slaves Namaqua Cape Town MAP Shaw RARE

 

Barnabas Shaw was a 19th-century English missionary who is best-remembered for his voyage to South Africa. After arriving in Cape Town in 1816, he established a Wesleyan mission designed to help and teach slaves and indigenous tribes. Much of his experiences were reported in his book ‘Memorials of South Africa’ – an impressive work. This book has become one of the best works describing local tribes such as the Hottentots, Corannas, Namaquas, Kaffirs, and many others.

 

Item number: #19437

Price: $599

 

SHAW, Barnabas

 

Memorials of South Africa

 

London : J. Mason, 1840. 1st edition

 

Details:

  • Collation: Complete with all pages
    • 371, [1]
    • Illustrated frontispiece and map
  • Provenance: Bookplate – George Carr Kinnes
  • Language: English
  • Binding: Leather; tight and secure
  • Size: ~9in X 5.75in (23cm x 14.5cm)

 

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19437

Categories

Asia, Africa, & Middle Eastern

Voyages & Exploration & Maps

Authors

SHAW, Barnabas

Printing Date

19th Century

Language

English

Binding

Leather

Book Condition

Excellent

Collation

Complete

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