The Voice of Africa - Being an Account of the Travels of the German Inner African Exploration Expedition in the Years 1910-1912 #221339

I say that to suffer this to go on, would simply be a policy fraught with danger to ourselves. But by this I do not wish to cut into the question whether it is not our business to oppose the fatalism of the Crescent with the feeling of duty implied in the thought of the Cross, or whether this is not our own civilization's appointed task. And I am not even thinking of baptism, but only of education as we understand it.