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The White Queen of Okoyong is a riveting true story of adventure, heroism, and faith that transports readers back to the early 20th century deep in the heart of Africa. Written by W. P. Livingstone, this captivating account follows the remarkable journey of Mary Slessor, a courageous and dedicated Scottish missionary who defied all odds to bring hope and salvation to the remote region of Okoyong.

Livingstone weaves a compelling narrative, drawing readers into the rich tapestry of Slessor's life. From her humble beginnings in Dundee, Scotland, to her selfless actions in the face of danger and hostility within the African community, every page exudes authenticity and heart. The author's attention to historical detail breathes life into the story, allowing readers to immerse themselves fully in this captivating tale.

One of the book's greatest strengths lies in its exploration of Slessor's unwavering faith. Livingstone masterfully portrays her as a woman driven by her deep love for God and humanity. The White Queen of Okoyong exemplifies the power of faith as Slessor overcomes numerous obstacles, including tribal conflicts, superstitions, and the hardships of living in a foreign land. Her unwavering determination serves as an inspiration and serves to remind us of the impact one individual can make on an entire community.

Moreover, Livingstone's depiction of the African landscape and its people is vivid and evocative. Through his words, readers are transported to the Okoyong region, experiencing the beauty, dangers, and challenges of this untamed land. The descriptions of tribal customs, cultural clashes, and the harsh realities of colonialism lend depth and authenticity to the narrative, painting a realistic portrait of the era.

Despite its many strengths, the book occasionally lacks a consistent pacing. Some sections feel rushed, while others dwell on minutiae, causing the story's momentum to falter at times. However, these occasional lulls do not detract significantly from the overall impact of Slessor's story.

In conclusion, The White Queen of Okoyong by W. P. Livingstone is an enthralling account of a remarkable woman who defied conventions and braved a world far removed from her own. Mary Slessor's story will resonate with readers who appreciate tales of adventure, admire acts of heroism, and draw inspiration from unyielding faith. Livingstone's masterful storytelling and meticulous attention to historical detail make this book a must-read for anyone seeking a captivating and profound true-life narrative.

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The Story of Mary Slessor

THE WHITE QUEEN of OKOYONG

[Illustration: THE CANOE WAS ATTACKED BY A HUGE HIPPOPOTAMUS]

THE STORY OF MARY SLESSOR FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

THE WHITE QUEEN OF OKOYONG

A TRUE STORY OF ADVENTURE HEROISM AND FAITH

BY W. P. LIVINGSTONE

AUTHOR OF "MARY SLESSOR OF CALABAR"

ILLUSTRATED

NEW YORK GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY

COPYRIGHT, 1917, BY GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY

PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

TO ALL GIRLS AND BOYS WHO ARE LOOKING FORWARD AND DREAMING DREAMS

"She left all and followed Him."

CONTENTS

PAGE CHIEF DATES IN MISS SLESSOR'S LIFE xi

CHAPTER I

Tells how a little... Continue reading book >>




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