by E W Blyden et al. 1871. 157p

The text discusses the potential for intellectual and moral greatness among the African tribes, highlighting the impact of external influences on their current condition. It also explores the encounter between Mr. Fox and the people of Footah, showcasing their hospitality and openness to learning about Christianity. Furthermore, it delves into the interest in Arabic literature and Islamic tradition among the people of Africa, emphasizing the interconnectedness of cultures through manuscript exchange.