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Minnie Martin. Basutoland: Its Legends and Customs
Basutoland: Its Legends and Customs
Table of Contents
Dedication
CHAPTER I. OUTLINE OF BASUTO HISTORY—MOSHESHUE—LETSIE—LEROTHOLI—SCENERY—CLIMATE
CHAPTER II. APPEARANCE OF BASUTO—ALBINOS—NATIVE VILLAGES—HUTS—MANNER OF LIVING—DRESS—ORNAMENTS
CHAPTER III. MANNER OF CULTIVATING THE SOIL—GRAIN—HARVEST-FOOD—MANNER OF EATING—RESOURCES OF THE COUNTRY—IMPORTS—STATUS OF WOMEN—CHILDREN—RELIGIOUS CUSTOMS—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS—HEATHEN SCHOOLS—AMUSEMENTS
CHAPTER IV. CHIEF WARS—MOROSI—DEATH OF MOLAPO—INFLUENCE OF THE MISSIONARIES—COLONEL GRIFFETH—GENERAL GORDON—1843 TO PRESENT TIME—GOVERNMENT HUT TAX—MISSION SOCIETIES
CHAPTER V. THABA BOSIGO—CANNIBALS—THEIR MANNER OF CAPTURING AND DESTROYING THEIR VICTIMS—SUPERSTITIONS—LAND TENURE
CHAPTER VI. MARRIAGE CUSTOMS—DEATH CUSTOMS
CHAPTER VII. BIRTH CUSTOMS—EDUCATION—INTELLECT—CHARACTER—NEWS-CARRIERS
CHAPTER VIII. NATIVE DOCTORS—THOKOLOSI—MOLOI—WARFARE—PROVERBS
CHAPTER IX. BOERS AND BASUTO
CHAPTER X. THE STORY OF TAKANE
CHAPTER XI. HOW KHOSI CHOSE A WIFE
CHAPTER XII. THE VILLAGE MAIDEN AND THE CANNIBAL
CHAPTER XIII. MORONGOE THE SNAKE
CHAPTER XIV. MORENA-Y-A-LETSATSI, OR THE SUN CHIEF
CHAPTER XV. HOW RA-MOLO BECAME A SNAKE
CHAPTER XVI. LELIMO AND THE MAGIC CAP
CHAPTER XVII. THE CHIEF AND THE TIGERS
CHAPTER XVIII. THE MAID AND HER SNAKE-LOVER
CHAPTER XIX. THE FAMINE
