African Repository and Colonial Journal, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 161
... secure , as far as possible , a control over all its Agents and Officers , strict accountabili- ty , and economy in the disbursement of its funds , promptness and punc- tuality in attending to all its interests , and a vigilant ...
... secure , as far as possible , a control over all its Agents and Officers , strict accountabili- ty , and economy in the disbursement of its funds , promptness and punc- tuality in attending to all its interests , and a vigilant ...
Page 203
... secure to themselves its pat- ronage and alliance , than receive any temporary advantages which mere English traders could bestow upon them . “ I have been also at New Cesters , but as yet have accomplished nothing there either , only ...
... secure to themselves its pat- ronage and alliance , than receive any temporary advantages which mere English traders could bestow upon them . “ I have been also at New Cesters , but as yet have accomplished nothing there either , only ...
Page 165
... secure to the English merchant a monopoly of this trade . I refer to the fact that their commerce has been fostered and protected to a greater extent than that of any other nation Phey have uniformly maintained a force on that coast ...
... secure to the English merchant a monopoly of this trade . I refer to the fact that their commerce has been fostered and protected to a greater extent than that of any other nation Phey have uniformly maintained a force on that coast ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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