Conclusion.

[Contents]Conclusion.The foregoing pages prove, I think, to us that the Kaffir races, as represented by their “Amagqira,” possess no mean amount of knowledge of disease and its treatment, and their extensive use of herbs show in an astonishing degree, the valuable information which the tribes possess of the therapeutic actions and uses of the vegetable kingdom as it exists in those parts of the country which they inhabit.FINISFINIS

[Contents]Conclusion.The foregoing pages prove, I think, to us that the Kaffir races, as represented by their “Amagqira,” possess no mean amount of knowledge of disease and its treatment, and their extensive use of herbs show in an astonishing degree, the valuable information which the tribes possess of the therapeutic actions and uses of the vegetable kingdom as it exists in those parts of the country which they inhabit.FINISFINIS

Conclusion.

The foregoing pages prove, I think, to us that the Kaffir races, as represented by their “Amagqira,” possess no mean amount of knowledge of disease and its treatment, and their extensive use of herbs show in an astonishing degree, the valuable information which the tribes possess of the therapeutic actions and uses of the vegetable kingdom as it exists in those parts of the country which they inhabit.FINISFINIS

The foregoing pages prove, I think, to us that the Kaffir races, as represented by their “Amagqira,” possess no mean amount of knowledge of disease and its treatment, and their extensive use of herbs show in an astonishing degree, the valuable information which the tribes possess of the therapeutic actions and uses of the vegetable kingdom as it exists in those parts of the country which they inhabit.

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