African Repository and Colonial Journal, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 157
... ship , gave a groan , then fell over the ship's side and was never seen to risc . It was supposed that he was seized with a fit . He was a very in- telligent young man , studious , shrewd , and observing , and one of the most ambitious ...
... ship , gave a groan , then fell over the ship's side and was never seen to risc . It was supposed that he was seized with a fit . He was a very in- telligent young man , studious , shrewd , and observing , and one of the most ambitious ...
Page 111
... ship or cargo is liable to capture , naturally carries with it all the means necessary to its exercise . It cannot lawfully be resisted . The neutral ship may be compelled to lie by and wait the approach of the cruiser , and , if she ...
... ship or cargo is liable to capture , naturally carries with it all the means necessary to its exercise . It cannot lawfully be resisted . The neutral ship may be compelled to lie by and wait the approach of the cruiser , and , if she ...
Page 277
... ship . These canoes are hollowed from a tree which is extremely light , and resembles what with us is called white wood . They are very thin , about a foot and a half wide in the middle , and ten or fifteen feet long . From the middle ...
... ship . These canoes are hollowed from a tree which is extremely light , and resembles what with us is called white wood . They are very thin , about a foot and a half wide in the middle , and ten or fifteen feet long . From the middle ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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