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Congo State Horrors
May 28, 1903 issue

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The article discusses the book "Civilization in Congoland: A Story of International Wrong-Doing," by H.R. Fox Bourne. This history of the Independent State of the Congo is told from a single point of view. The two main objects for which the State was founded by the Powers at the Berlin, Germany, International Conference of 1884-85 were to secure freedom of trade and to protect the natives in the Congo Basin.

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CIVILIZATION in Congoland: A Story of International Wrong-Doing (Book); BOURNE, H. R. Fox; CIVILIZATION; CONGRESSES & conventions; BUSINESS; CONGO (Democratic Republic)
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