Chapter III. 



representative of the British Government has the right 

 of veto. 



It is to be hoped that Dandi Chwa, carefully educated 

 according to civilized principles of modern justice, may retain 

 no trace of the bestial ferocity of his ancestors, and that the 

 royal palace of Mengo may never again see such horrors as 

 steeped it in blood in the days of the Kings Mtesa and 

 Mwanga. 



HANGING NESTS ON THE LEAVES OF A PALM. 



Hundreds of Inuiian victims sacrificed at a word from a 

 sorcerer, wholesale slaughter of the population for a anIiÌiu, or 



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