Thinking Black

22 Years Without a Break in the Long Grass of Central Africa

by D. Crawford

Morgan and Scott, 1913, [Second Edition], black and white photographic plates, colour frontispiece with acid-free leaf, hardcover

Fair Condition, repaired spine (hand stitching), edge and shelf wear, rubbing and bumping to edges, corners and covers in general, cracked hinge, previous owners inscription in pencil on publishers page, age toned pages, foxing, missing one coloured plate  (see photographs)

“Dan Crawford spent 22 years spreading the gospel in Africa. He became known as "Konga Vantu" meaning "the gatherer of the people." Thinking Black traces his varied experiences in those early pioneering days.”