African Repository and Colonial Journal, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 114
... West Indies as soldiers , some have been sent under pretext of being instruc- ted in agriculture , and we see no obstacle in the way of the British Gov- ernment's obtaining a full supply of laborers from Africa . That portion of the ...
... West Indies as soldiers , some have been sent under pretext of being instruc- ted in agriculture , and we see no obstacle in the way of the British Gov- ernment's obtaining a full supply of laborers from Africa . That portion of the ...
Page 194
... West India plantations with laborers , though it will require over three hundred thousand . We are not left in doubt as to the treatment these people will receive in the West Indies . We have the testimony of scores of intelligent ...
... West India plantations with laborers , though it will require over three hundred thousand . We are not left in doubt as to the treatment these people will receive in the West Indies . We have the testimony of scores of intelligent ...
Page 326
... western , by Namaqua Bushmen , but none of these are able to keep cat- tle . They subsist on game , watermelons and roots . " The country from the limits of the desert to the west coast is called Great Namaqualand , containing a thin ...
... western , by Namaqua Bushmen , but none of these are able to keep cat- tle . They subsist on game , watermelons and roots . " The country from the limits of the desert to the west coast is called Great Namaqualand , containing a thin ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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