Refers to request for clothing and supplies and various delays experienced with orders and payments; receipt of boxes from Drummond and damage sustained to the boxes; he notes that "the cupping apparatus from Mr McRobert" is missing - a serious loss; refers to Sechele's cloak, which he then wore at his baptism; describes the baptism scene with the reactions of the crowd including the elders; superstitions around the nature of the ordinance of baptism and the Lord's Supper; details of another request for cloth, clothing and supplies, including clothing order for Sechele.
45. David Livingston [Livingstone], Kolobeng, to Henry Drummond, 62 Queen Street, Glasgow
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- Alternative Id.GB 102 Livingstone Wooden Box, item 45
- Dates of CreationNov 1848
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