1988
DOI: 10.2307/219456
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Independent African: John Chilembwe and the Origins, Setting and Significance of the Nyasaland Native Rising of 1915

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“…The source of this information was Miss Edith Chorley, an African missionary of distinction and the daughter of the Rev. John Chorley whom I visited, in the company of Chilembwe's primary biographer, the late Professor George Shepperson (Shepperson andPrice 1987 [1958]) 4 in 1994. Edith Chorley could still recall childhood visits to Chilembwe's church with her brother, Arnold, when they would play with Chilembwe's own children at the back of the church whilst their fathers discussed weightier matters.…”
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“…The source of this information was Miss Edith Chorley, an African missionary of distinction and the daughter of the Rev. John Chorley whom I visited, in the company of Chilembwe's primary biographer, the late Professor George Shepperson (Shepperson andPrice 1987 [1958]) 4 in 1994. Edith Chorley could still recall childhood visits to Chilembwe's church with her brother, Arnold, when they would play with Chilembwe's own children at the back of the church whilst their fathers discussed weightier matters.…”
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“…Oh, how it will rejoice in my heart if some brother will send me a baptising suit as I have a large number awaiting baptism before the year closes. (Shepperson andPrice 1987 [1958]: 177-8) This begging letter adds pathos and a very human dimension to Chilembwe and displays unexpected personal frailty in a man who, within a few short years, would send shock waves throughout Nyasaland and beyond.…”
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