Thomas Lewis Johnson, b. 1836?
Twenty-Eight Years a Slave,
or The Story of My Life in Three Continents.
Bournemouth, Eng.: W. Mate & Sons, 1909.
List of Illustrations
| Cover | Page cv |
| Spine | Page sp |
| Title Page | Page tp |
| THE LATE MRS. E. E. STROUD SMITH. | Page ii |
| INTRODUCTORY TO THE SEVENTH EDITION BY THE LATE SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS. |
Page v |
| Illustration | Page vi |
| Slaves being sold at Public Auction. | Page 9 |
| A Runaway Slave. | Page 21 |
| SLAVE CHAINS AND LASH USED BY THE SLAVE MASTERS ON THE SLAVES IN THE WEST INDIES. | Page 23 |
| PRESIDENT ABRAHAM LINCOLN. | Page 27 |
| MRS. R. S. HIND SMITH. | Page 82 |
| WILLIE AND MARTIN HIND SMITH. | Page 83 |
| AFRICA FOR JESUS | Page 84 |
| THE PASTORS' COLLEGE. | Page 88 |
| PROFESSOR A. FERGUSSON. | Page 88 |
| THE REV. C. H. SPURGEON. | Page 89 |
| WEST EALING BAPTIST CHURCH. | Page 91 |
| C. H. RICHARDSON. T. L. JOHNSON. MRS. RICHARDSON. MRS. JOHNSON. | Page 100 |
| Idol given up by a Convert. | Page 114 |
| OUR DESTINATION AND SPHERE. | Page 116 |
| MISSION HOUSE AT VICTORIA. | Page 119 |
| MISSION HOUSE AT BAKANDU, WEST AFRICA. | Page 124 |
| Illustration | Page 144 |
| Illustration | Page 145 |
| POLICE ORPHANAGE, REDHILL, SURREY. | Page 156 |
| POLICE ORPHANAGE, REDHILL, SURREY. | Page 157 |
| Illustration | Page 158 |
| BIBLE PRESENTED BY THE COMMITTEE. | Page 175 |
| African Bushman. | Page 195 |
| Nubian Negro. | Page 196 |
| CAPS AND BAGS MADE OF GRASS, AND AN IDOL GIVEN UP BY A CONVERT. |
Page 198 |
| THE GREAT SOUDAN. | Page 207 |
| REV. R. L. STEWART. | Page 212 |
| OUR LITTLE RUTH. | Page 212 |
| MRS. S. ARTIMECO JOHNSON. | Page 212 |
| Rev. R. L. Stewart. THE TRAINING AND INDUSTRIAL MISSION SCHOOL, MONROVIA, LIBERIA, WEST COAST OF AFRICA, Founded December, 1892. |
Page 213 |
| CHARLES STEWART. | Page 216 |
| GROUP TAKEN AT THE ROYAL SAILORS' REST, DEVONPORT. | Page 217 |
| LITTLE ETHEL. This is when we first became friends. |
Page 220 |
| THE GREAT LIVINGSTONE RIVER AND CONGO FREE STATE. | Page 224 |
| MR. FRANK TEVA CLARK. The first Student sent out from the Institute, fifteen years ago, he has laboured faithfully on the banks of Lake Entomba ever since. |
Page 225 |
| WINCHESTER SOLDIERS' HOME TENT, BULFORD CAMP. | Page 232 |
| SOLDIERS' HOME, WINCHESTER. CHILDREN OF THE INFANT CLASS. |
Page 233 |
| JAMES AND ERNEST, Grandson and Son of Mr. C. Edwards, Manager of The Soldiers' Home, Winchester. Each has a second birthday. |
Page 234 |
| SLAVE CHAINS AND A WHIP. | Page 236 |
| "RAVENSCROFT," UPPER RICHMOND ROAD, PUTNEY. |
Page 246 |
| MR. H. B. MCPHERSON. | Page 252 |
| ADDIE. HECTORINA. WILLIE. MR. MCPHERSON'S CHILDREN. |
Page 252 |
| JUBILEE OF THE Y. M. C. A., 1894. | Page 254 |
| WILFRED PAULL. CHARLIE FONE. | Page 259 |
| Illustration | Page 260 |
| DORA ROSS. "Tell me the story simply, as to a little child." |
Page 262 |
| CLARA NEIGHBOUR, Who gave her heart to Jesus when five years old. |
Page 263 |
| Advertisement | Page 267 |
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