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CO 1069-108-139 from The National Archives UK uploaded January 2011
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CO 1069-108-15
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John.Kemp1 said:
Mponda was a Yao chief whose village was on the west bank of the Shire just north of the present town of Mangochi, formerly Fort Johnston. The original Fort Johnston was built on the east bank opposite Mponda's during a campaign by Harry Johnston to subdue Yao slave traders. Mponda's was later the site of a well-known U.M.C.A. mission.
CO 1069-108-99
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Winchat said:
Now more commonly called 'Mulanji Mountains'.
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sinyala2 said:
This is Chambe Peak, which rises directly from the plain.
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mike bamford said:
I think it is Manga Peak