The African Repository, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 203
But if the British have resolved to compete for the purchase of those districts of the coast referred to , it will embarrass , if not defeat , any efforts the Governor can make . Thus we have a fair illustration of British magnanimity ...
But if the British have resolved to compete for the purchase of those districts of the coast referred to , it will embarrass , if not defeat , any efforts the Governor can make . Thus we have a fair illustration of British magnanimity ...
Page 337
The petition came from the cominiitee of the British and Foreign Anti - Slavery Society , and was signed by the chairman . Although he knew that the slave trade was carried on to a frightful extent , yet he had hoped that British ...
The petition came from the cominiitee of the British and Foreign Anti - Slavery Society , and was signed by the chairman . Although he knew that the slave trade was carried on to a frightful extent , yet he had hoped that British ...
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We publish to - day thic voluminous correspondence between Mr. Stevenson , our late Minister to England , and the British Foreign Secretary , relative to the visitation and search of several American vessels by British cruisers on the ...
We publish to - day thic voluminous correspondence between Mr. Stevenson , our late Minister to England , and the British Foreign Secretary , relative to the visitation and search of several American vessels by British cruisers on the ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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