Robert Moffat left Scotland as a young gardener and spent half a century as a missionary in southern Africa. This biography follows him to the Cape, his marriage and arrival among the Tswana at Lattakoo, the Mantatee invasion, his visits to chiefs such as Makaba, and the long work of building the Kuruman station. Its language about African peoples is that of Victorian mission writing.
An inspiring life told for general readers, of interest to anyone studying missions or the father-in-law of David Livingstone. Download the free EPUB.