The sorrow and hope of the Egyptian Sudan; a survey of missionary conditions and methods of work in the Egyptian Sudan . y all missionary effort, deter-mining, in large measure, the cost of the enter-prise, the outreach of influence of a given sta-tion or missionary, the number of stations re-quired, the need for medical provision, the regu-lations as to furloughs and mission meetings; in-deed, the whole character of missionary work isfrequently affected by such considerations andconditions. The word Sudan literally means the Land ofthe Blacks, and as such is really applicable to theblack belt
The sorrow and hope of the Egyptian Sudan; a survey of missionary conditions and methods of work in the Egyptian Sudan . y all missionary effort, deter-mining, in large measure, the cost of the enter-prise, the outreach of influence of a given sta-tion or missionary, the number of stations re-quired, the need for medical provision, the regu-lations as to furloughs and mission meetings; in-deed, the whole character of missionary work isfrequently affected by such considerations andconditions. The word Sudan literally means the Land ofthe Blacks, and as such is really applicable to theblack belt of Africa from east to west. TheEgyptian Sudan is that portion of the great Su-dan which is in political affiliation with Egypt. It will make it easier to refer to different sec-tions of the Egyptian Sudan, if the names andgeneral location of its main political divisions aremastered with clearness and accuracy. The out-line map on page 25 will be of service in thisconnection. The following are the names of thethirteen provinces into which the Egyptian Su-dan is divided, together with the names of theirchief towns:. Transportation and Travel in the Boat—Railroad—Train of
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