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id: 14299
author: Butler, Josephine Elizabeth Grey
title: Native Races and the War
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words: 48329
sentence: 1907
flesch: 65
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summary:
  I have similar testimonies from missionaries (not Englishmen); but I regret to say that these good men hesitate to have their names published,--not from selfish reasons,--but from love of their missionary work and their native converts, to whom they fear they will never be permitted to return if the ascendancy of the present Transvaal Government should continue, and Mr. Kruger should learn that they have published what they have seen in his country. For we have a debt to pay back to South Africa; and if we cannot resume our solemn responsibilities towards her and her millions of native peoples, in a chastened, a wiser and a more determined spirit than that which for some time has prevailed, it would be better to relinquish them altogether.


id: 37712
author: Doyle, Arthur Conan
title: The Crime of the Congo
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words: 52204
sentence: 2322
flesch: 71
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  The Congo State was founded by the Belgian King, and exploited by Belgian capital, Belgian soldiers and Belgian concessionnaires. Consider also that every official of the Congo State is sworn neither at the time nor _afterward_ to reveal any matter that may have come to his knowledge.


id: 37588
author: Stables, Gordon
title: The Island of Gold: A Sailor's Yarn
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sentence: 4550
flesch: 88
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  The storm had gone down almost as quickly as it had arisen, and sea and sky were blue and beautiful once again. Said James, as they all sat smoking there,-- Brother Halcott, my first words are these--and I'm an older man than either of you--We must not despair! We must not despair! repeated both his shipmates. When in action, on the field, or on the march, he had little time to think; but here, in this solitude, the seared conscience regained its softness, and in his thoughts by day and in his dreams at the dead hours o' night, Charles Halcott, rose visions of the terrible misery he brought on Europe, and the black and awful deeds he did in Egypt.


id: 39061
author: Strang, Herbert
title: Samba: A Story of the Rubber Slaves of the Congo
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sentence: 6742
flesch: 84
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  In two months from the departure of Elbel Jack was able to transfer his stores to the new settlement. And are there pigmies in that forest--little men, you know?


