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interview was not very fruitful. "
The C. M. S. published some propaganda tftatorial. A handbook
on Uganda wan ienued in` mid-22ovoaber ontitlod "Uganda, its
story and , its clam e", and after it had boon advertised
in the C, ti, 5, ' periodicals, 25*000 copies were cold.
A itganda, Catechiora" wan compiled by the Vici r of St.
Janos Bermondsey.
(3)
A rinnitocto
drawn up by the
committee on 11th October, gran published in the magazines
and by 15th November a Harrogate clergyman was enthusiastically
requesting copies to bei placed on church pews.
Those pamphlets ueua11y nuzoariood the history of the
mission, with its triola and tribulations
(2)
i and the main
ar mant for retention tine that the withdrawal of British
influence would be followed by "war and the inevitable
mannacre o#' Chrintiann. « This was backed up by an appeal
fron the native Ctgandrut Chriotiane, and corroborated by
Lugard1e
own' opinion. Government protection for the
ainaion was juotified on the grounda that "the old nyntaa
(7) I bids no. 19350 Baring-Gould to eigram ", nth October 1492.
(2) +i r1 Docenber 1892, January 1893.
(3) A, Editor of the Itch to Wigran 5th October 1892.
(4) ß. A. C+ 4jj0.
, no,, 19
,, R. W. Fawkes to bJigrau 15th r-ovember 1692,