He was very foolish. He was trespassing where he had no right to be.
It's unfortunate he died as I don't think he meant harm to the people but he certainly could have caused it, maybe not so much by his preaching as I don't know if they even shared the same language, but he could certainly be subjecting them to germs or viruses etc that could wipe them out.
There was a news report just a few weeks back about-I think it might have been a Russian family?-where the parents retreated into a remote area to live to avoid religious persecution (this was prior to WW2). There they stayed and raised their children, but when discovered in the late 1970s, and entering society again, most of them were dead within a few years. I guess we have all heard of Tasmanian aborigines dying in droves from introduced illnesses such as measles & even the common cold, but must admit I thought that was because they had been isolated for thousands of years. It seems you don't have to be isolated all that long before your immunity factor to general society outside is about zero.
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