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Frederick Stanley Arnot

1858–1914 · 19th century

Frederick Stanley Arnot (1858–1914) was a Scottish missionary of the Plymouth Brethren who travelled widely in south-central Africa. In 1886 he settled at Bunkeya, the capital of Msiri's Yeke kingdom in Katanga, where he founded the Garenganze mission. His writings and later journeys helped open the region to Protestant missions.

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Yeke Kingdom

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