Henry Aaron Stern Libri

Stern's vivid account of the political and religious turmoil in 19th century Abyssinia provides a fascinating window into a little-known period of African history. Through his experiences as a missionary captive of King Theodore, he chronicles the customs, beliefs, and struggles of the Ethiopian people, as well as the political intrigue of the time. This book will captivate readers interested in African history, religious studies, and political science.