African Repository and Colonial Journal, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 21
... carried on , but at the same time they know that it is immensely valuable to their commercial and manufacturing interests . They now reap a vast revenue from the goods and chattels manufac- tured expressly for , and carried to , the ...
... carried on , but at the same time they know that it is immensely valuable to their commercial and manufacturing interests . They now reap a vast revenue from the goods and chattels manufac- tured expressly for , and carried to , the ...
Page 154
... carried and delivered up to the French juris- liction at Goree . All French vessels which shall be detained on the eastern coast of Africa by the crui- sers of the other contracting parties shall be carried and delivered up to the ...
... carried and delivered up to the French juris- liction at Goree . All French vessels which shall be detained on the eastern coast of Africa by the crui- sers of the other contracting parties shall be carried and delivered up to the ...
Page 174
... carried into effect , by the passage of an act declaring the slave trade to be piracy , and punishable with death . These , I repeat , were the most effectual and decisive movements ever made among nations , for the suppression of the ...
... carried into effect , by the passage of an act declaring the slave trade to be piracy , and punishable with death . These , I repeat , were the most effectual and decisive movements ever made among nations , for the suppression of the ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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