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In "Tahara Among African Tribes," Harold M. Sherman embarks on an authentic and enlightening journey into the heart of African culture. With a keen sense of observation, Sherman expertly captures the essence and intricacies of various African tribes, while shedding light on their rich traditions and way of life.

The book seamlessly weaves personal anecdotes, historical accounts, and cultural insights, providing readers with a multifaceted exploration of the diverse tribes encountered throughout Sherman's sojourn. His impeccable attention to detail lends credibility to his observations, making the narrative feel genuine and immersive.

One of the book's strengths lies in Sherman's ability to delve into the beliefs, rituals, and customs of the tribes he encounters. By skillfully balancing objective analysis with a deep respect for the people he encounters, the author offers readers a nuanced understanding of the significance behind various cultural practices. From birth rites to coming-of-age ceremonies, and from marriage traditions to funeral rituals, "Tahara Among African Tribes" provides a comprehensive view of the different facets that shape each tribe's identity.

Sherman's narrative style is engaging and accessible, allowing readers to become fully engrossed in his adventures. His vivid descriptions of landscapes and encounters with locals transport the audience, letting them experience the vibrant landscapes and the warmth of African hospitality. Moreover, the author's conversational tone creates a sense of intimacy, forging a connection between reader and writer.

Throughout the book, Sherman affirms his deep respect for the African people. His portrayal of their cultural practices is devoid of judgment or stereotypes, serving as a refreshing departure from some portrayals found in other literature of the time. By humanizing the individuals he encounters, Sherman invites readers to appreciate the diversity and complexity of African societies.

However, it is important to note that the book was written in a different era, and some readers may find certain passages outdated or politically incorrect by today's standards. Reviewing the book within the context of its time mitigates any potential concerns, allowing readers to focus on the value of its cultural insights.

In conclusion, "Tahara Among African Tribes" is a fascinating account of Harold M. Sherman's immersive journey into the heart of Africa. Through his genuine curiosity and respectful approach, the author successfully presents a comprehensive exploration of African tribes, offering readers a rich tapestry of cultural traditions and practices. This book is a valuable resource for anyone seeking an authentic understanding of African cultures and the people who call this diverse continent home.

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[Transcriber's note: Extensive research found no evidence that the U.S. copyright on this publication was renewed.]

TAHARA

Among African Tribes

By

HAROLD M. SHERMAN

THE GOLDSMITH PUBLISHING COMPANY

CHICAGO

COPYRIGHT, 1933 BY

HAROLD M. SHERMAN

MADE IN U.S.A.

CONTENTS

CHAPTER

I THE EYES OF DREAD II KING OF TWO TRIBES III ARAB RAIDERS IV THE BATTLE RAGES V CIMBULA WEAVES A PLOT VI HOT WORK VII THE WAR TRAIL VIII BLACK WARRIORS IX THE BAD NEWS BREAKS X WAR CANOES XI KING SOLOMON'S CROWN XII STAMPEDE XIII JUNGLE DANCERS XIV TO THE RESCUE XV READY FOR NEW ADVENTURES

Tahara Among African Tribes

CHAPTER I

THE EYES OF DREAD

"What's the matter, Raal? You seem to be worried about something." Dick Oakwood, blue eyed and smiling and resembling a blond savage in his garb of soft zebra skin, glanced down at his chief warrior who prostrated himself at the feet of the boy king.

"Tahara, hal! Come quickly, O Master!" replied Raal, his whole body expressing fear.

"What is it, Raal? What new danger threatens us now?" asked Dick, dropping the work he was doing and facing the stocky figure of the warrior.

"Tahara is great! I do not fear," replied Raal still bowing low before the boy, but his trembling shoulders and terror stricken eyes told Dick that something unusual had happened... Continue reading book >>




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