Educational Development in Northern Rhodesia, 1883-1945

Administrator Advisory African Education agricultural Annual Report Arnot arrived attendance Barotseland Basuto Bemba Bible Bishop boarding boys British South Africa Broken Hill Central Africa Chapter Chikuni Chilubula Chinsali Chipembi Christian Church of Scotland Coillard Committee Copperbelt District Dutch Reformed Church early missionaries enrolled established evangelists Free Church girls Gospel Government Ibid Institute instruction Jesuits Johnston Falls Kafue Kafulafuta Kalene Kaunda kilometres Lake Lammond later Latham Lealui Lewanika living Livingstone London Missionary Society Lozi Lubwa Lusaka Magwero Mbereshi McMinn mission station Missionary Conference months Moreau Mwenzo Native Education Department Ndola Normal School Northern Rhodesia Nyasa Nyasaland Paris Mission pioneer Primitive Methodists Province pupils River Sefula Sesheke Sisters South Africa Company South African Baptists Southern Standard station schools station was opened Tanganyika taught teacher training teacher-evangelists teaching Tonga traditional tribal tribe village schools White Fathers wife wrote young Zambezi Zambia