Excerpt from The Bulletin of the Western Theological Seminary, Vol. 1 of 3: October, 1910
t he generous provision which nature has made for these people Of tropical Africa accounts for many of their habits Of life. Are they indolent? Nature has made indo lence possible and even convenient for them. Are they improvident? Why should they lay by for the morrow Which has always so generously taken care of itself! His word for clothing means adornment, and only with the coming Of the White man has it taken on our idea Of cloth ing. Here again nature is responsible, having given him a dark skin that answers well his purpose for a covering. Dress to him is a luxury not a necessity.
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