African Repository and Colonial Journal, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 347
Cape Lahoo - Character of the inhabitants - Trade - Visit of chief- prospect for establishment of a schovi - Population - Products - Country east of Lahoo , & c . - The next most prominent point is Cape Lahoo , 70 miles from Cape St ...
Cape Lahoo - Character of the inhabitants - Trade - Visit of chief- prospect for establishment of a schovi - Population - Products - Country east of Lahoo , & c . - The next most prominent point is Cape Lahoo , 70 miles from Cape St ...
Page 350
... Cape Mount , Monrovia , Grand Bassa and Cestos river , here turns to the east - northeast , towards Cape Three Points , the mouth of the Niger , and Fernando Po , in the Bight of Biafra . The return voyage from Cape Palmas to the United ...
... Cape Mount , Monrovia , Grand Bassa and Cestos river , here turns to the east - northeast , towards Cape Three Points , the mouth of the Niger , and Fernando Po , in the Bight of Biafra . The return voyage from Cape Palmas to the United ...
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" Cape St. Appolonia and Westward . - The Gold Coast may be considered as occupied from Cape St. Appolonia to Accra inclusive , a distance of 180 miles . But from the latter point eastward , almost indefinitely called the slave coast ...
" Cape St. Appolonia and Westward . - The Gold Coast may be considered as occupied from Cape St. Appolonia to Accra inclusive , a distance of 180 miles . But from the latter point eastward , almost indefinitely called the slave coast ...
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African trade 65 | 65 |
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