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allowed to continue, co long will you experience the
difficulty of getting people to engage in other ieýains
of making a livlihood. 1' ýI)
The anti-slave cruca4e was complicated by the fact
that come European explorers appodred to be abetting the
slave trade by puchaeing nlavee to use as porters and
servants* Horace Waller poristently campaigned against
the use of'elovos in the Emin Pasha expedition, in Esst
African expeditionn'and in the Congo.
embarrassment
(2)
He caused come
to the A. S. $. in 1892, when he publicilly
asserted that the British Imperial East Africa Company had
used slaves on the ?
fombnoa-Lake Victoria route,
below p. 2r7)
(3)
(eee
The 3. ecitimats trade interests in East Africa focussed
in the 188O'r on the African Lakes Company, a Scottish
undertakings not up in 1674 to provide Cooda for the two
nieoiona, In thin Company humanitarian aims were as
important an purely commercial intention, - "it would be
an effort not to secure dividends but to redline the lift.
(1) Ibbi d
(2) Univeraitiea Hia& ion to Central Africa, fl G. AV is
Hircellaneoue Letters$ Waller to Penney 27th September 1888.
Horace Waller1 Ivory Area and Peacocks An African
Contomr1ntionw London 1891, ppa, 5-5O.
(3) Horace Waller, Iteli land for Zanzibar or one inland full
of free on for two full of dlaveof ndon 1893, pps. 9-10.