 | Augustus Henry Keane - Anthropology - 1899 - 584 pages
...picture of the contrasts, physical and mental, between the Kanuri and the Hausa peoples; " Here we took leave of Hausa with its fine and beautiful country,...is between the character of the ba-Haushe and the Kanuri— the former lively, spirited, and cheerful, the latter melancholic, dejected, and brutal ;... | |
 | 632 pages
...vivid picture of the contrasts, physical and mental, between the Kanuri and the Hausa peoples; "Here we took leave of Hausa with its fine and beautiful country,...is between the character of the ba-Haushe and the Kanuri — the former lively, spirited, and cheerful, the latter melancholic, dejected, and brutal... | |
 | 636 pages
...picture of the contrasts, physical and mental, between the Kanuri and the Hausa peoples ; " Here we took leave of Hausa with its fine and beautiful country,...is between the character of the ba-Haushe and the Kanuri — the former lively, spirited, and cheerful, the latter melancholic, dejected, and brutal... | |
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Ge"rki ; and we here took leave of Hausa with its fine and beautiful country, and its cheerful and industrious population. It is remarkable what a difference there is between the character of the ba-Haushe and the Kanuri — the former lively, spirited,... 