Marianne Rostgaard, Ph.D. (1991) is an Associate Professor at Aalborg University, Denmark. She has mainly published on Danish 19th and 20th century social and cultural history.Jane L. Parpart is Professor of International Development Studies, History and Gender Studies at Dalhousie University and visiting professor in politics at Stellenbosch.

"The translation of these letters into English offers anyone interested in Tanzania history a fascinating source" (Emma Hunter, Tanzanian Affairs, Aug. 2007)

• List of llustrations .Foreword by Mogens Thøgersen, Director of Vendsyssel HistoriskeMuseum Foreword by the editors Note on editing Map of Tanganyika with names of places and tribal names Modern map (1976) of the Northern East Coast of Tanzania Chapter 1 Christian Lautherborn: The Danish Context Chapter 2 The African Context: German East Africa 1888-1906 Chapter 3 Journey to Africa and Settling In Chapter 4 The War in East Africa: Pangani and Bagamoyo Chapter 5 End of War in Bagamoyo and Stanley’s Visit Chapter 6 Rebuilding Bagamoyo and Return to Pangani Chapter 7 Kikogwe: The Cotton Plantation Chapter 8 Kikogwe and Mwera: Cotton and Coffee Chapter 9 Kikogwe and Sisal: Last Years in Africa Bibliography (Chapters 3–9) Glossary Index

Marianne Rostgaard, Ph.D. (1991) is an Associate Professor at Aalborg University, Denmark. She has mainly published on Danish 19th and 20th century social and cultural history.Jane L. Parpart is Professor of International Development Studies, History and Gender Studies at Dalhousie University and visiting professor in politics at Stellenbosch.

"The translation of these letters into English offers anyone interested in Tanzania history a fascinating source" (Emma Hunter, Tanzanian Affairs, Aug. 2007)

• List of llustrations .Foreword by Mogens Thøgersen, Director of Vendsyssel HistoriskeMuseum Foreword by the editors Note on editing Map of Tanganyika with names of places and tribal names Modern map (1976) of the Northern East Coast of Tanzania Chapter 1 Christian Lautherborn: The Danish Context Chapter 2 The African Context: German East Africa 1888-1906 Chapter 3 Journey to Africa and Settling In Chapter 4 The War in East Africa: Pangani and Bagamoyo Chapter 5 End of War in Bagamoyo and Stanley’s Visit Chapter 6 Rebuilding Bagamoyo and Return to Pangani Chapter 7 Kikogwe: The Cotton Plantation Chapter 8 Kikogwe and Mwera: Cotton and Coffee Chapter 9 Kikogwe and Sisal: Last Years in Africa Bibliography (Chapters 3–9) Glossary Index

Marianne Rostgaard, Ph.D. (1991) is an Associate Professor at Aalborg University, Denmark. She has mainly published on Danish 19th and 20th century social and cultural history.Jane L. Parpart is Professor of International Development Studies, History and Gender Studies at Dalhousie University and visiting professor in politics at Stellenbosch.

"The translation of these letters into English offers anyone interested in Tanzania history a fascinating source" (Emma Hunter, Tanzanian Affairs, Aug. 2007)

• List of llustrations .Foreword by Mogens Thøgersen, Director of Vendsyssel HistoriskeMuseum Foreword by the editors Note on editing Map of Tanganyika with names of places and tribal names Modern map (1976) of the Northern East Coast of Tanzania Chapter 1 Christian Lautherborn: The Danish Context Chapter 2 The African Context: German East Africa 1888-1906 Chapter 3 Journey to Africa and Settling In Chapter 4 The War in East Africa: Pangani and Bagamoyo Chapter 5 End of War in Bagamoyo and Stanley’s Visit Chapter 6 Rebuilding Bagamoyo and Return to Pangani Chapter 7 Kikogwe: The Cotton Plantation Chapter 8 Kikogwe and Mwera: Cotton and Coffee Chapter 9 Kikogwe and Sisal: Last Years in Africa Bibliography (Chapters 3–9) Glossary Index