A Pilgrimage To My Motherland

The narrative chronicles Robert Campbell's 1859-60 journey through Central Africa, focusing on the Egbas and Yorubas. As a Scottish missionary, he offers rich descriptions of the diverse tribes, their customs, and the socio-political landscape, including tribal conflicts and colonial influences. Campbell reflects on his identity and the role of Christianity in the region, providing valuable insights into mid-nineteenth-century African culture and history. This work serves as an important resource for those interested in anthropology and colonialism.