Usagara, Chief of Mamboya, with his son and witch doctor.

9/10/17
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Usagara, Tanzania, Chief of Mamboya, witch, doctor,
Usagara, Tanzania. Chief of Mamboya, with his son and witch doctor.

Chief of Mamboya, with his son and witch doctor.

Usagara, Tanzania

Source: In Dwarf Land and Cannibal Country. A record of travel and discovery in Central Africa by Albert Bushnell Llloyd. Published by T. F. Unwin, London 1899.

Illustration, damasks, ornament

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