Elements of Negro Religion, being a Contribution to the Study of Indo-Bantu Comparative Religion

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by  Edmondston-Scott W.J.

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ELEMENTS OF NEGRO RELIGION
The Snake-Spirit of Glen Etive.
See page 119.
[From Campbell's Tales 0/the West Highla}ids.'\
ELEMENTS OF NEGRO
RELIGION
BEING A CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY
OF INDO-BANTU COMPARATIVE RELIGION
W. EDMONDSTON-SCOTT
J.
"As Angels in some brighter dreams
Call to the soul, when man doth sleep;
So some strange thoughts transcend our wonted themes,
And into glory peep."
EDINBURGH
EDMONDSTON-SCOTT & CO.
Forth Street
15
MCMX
Printedby
Morrison & Gibb Limited
Edinburgh
^0 if)e ^Tcmorj? of
MY LITTLE BROTHER CHARLIE
FOR HIS
CHRISTIAN EXAMPLE AND FORTITUDE
THE FIRST-FRUITS OF INDO-BANTU
COMPARATIVE RELIGION
ARE DEDICATED
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