African Repository and Colonial Journal, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 363
... native agency cannot otherwise be so speedily raised up . Annamaboe - Situation - Trade - Expensive style of living of the natives . This is another native settlement about twelve miles east of Cape Coast , under the jurisdiction of the ...
... native agency cannot otherwise be so speedily raised up . Annamaboe - Situation - Trade - Expensive style of living of the natives . This is another native settlement about twelve miles east of Cape Coast , under the jurisdiction of the ...
Page 318
... native towns in the interior have met with unexampled success . At Heddington there is a flourishing school of native boys ; and 100 natives have been converted , and united in church fellowship . Many of the neigh- boring tribes are ...
... native towns in the interior have met with unexampled success . At Heddington there is a flourishing school of native boys ; and 100 natives have been converted , and united in church fellowship . Many of the neigh- boring tribes are ...
Page 340
... natives prefer open and free intercourse with the trading vessels of all nations . No. 4. What effects have they produced on the natives in their vicinity ? The effect of the colonies upon the native tribes both near and remote is ...
... natives prefer open and free intercourse with the trading vessels of all nations . No. 4. What effects have they produced on the natives in their vicinity ? The effect of the colonies upon the native tribes both near and remote is ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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