African Repository and Colonial Journal, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 162
the Society . This Board appoints the Executive Committee and Officers of the Society annually ,, and fixes their compensation . All the Officers and Agents of the Society are subject to the control of , and receive their pay through ...
the Society . This Board appoints the Executive Committee and Officers of the Society annually ,, and fixes their compensation . All the Officers and Agents of the Society are subject to the control of , and receive their pay through ...
Page 120
... officers and authorities of every nation , they should be triable only by the tribunals of the country of the slave trading vessel . This provision is indispensable to guard the innocent navigator against vexatious detentions , and all ...
... officers and authorities of every nation , they should be triable only by the tribunals of the country of the slave trading vessel . This provision is indispensable to guard the innocent navigator against vexatious detentions , and all ...
Page 249
... officers would deport themselves ever correctly . The prize money received by the officers and crew , in case of a successful cap- ture , operated as a strong inducement to seize whatever came in their way . The apparent object of all ...
... officers would deport themselves ever correctly . The prize money received by the officers and crew , in case of a successful cap- ture , operated as a strong inducement to seize whatever came in their way . The apparent object of all ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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