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01:36:27	Deborah Gaitskell:	Replying to "For any questions/co..."

This has all been fascinating - many thanks! I have not seen the book yet, but, as a historian of missionaries and also mission education in South Africa, I wondered whether there was space in the text for much on Scottish (and DRC) missionaries themselves (and if so, in what way), and also for reflecting on places like Livingstonia (the main Malawian mission school I have read about)?
01:38:37	Janet W. Parsons:	Replying to "For any questions/co..."

Deborah, my personal interest and work on the DRC in Nyasaland/Malawi means I will address this issue if I take on reviewing the book for SWC — rest assured.  — Well pointed out.
01:58:04	Deborah Gaitskell:	Replying to "For any questions/co..."

Great!
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