The African Repository, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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In a few moments Juma walked to the side of the 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 intelligent young man , studious , shrewd ...
In a few moments Juma walked to the side of the 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 intelligent young man , studious , shrewd ...
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It is the right on the part of the lawfully commissioned cruisers of a belligerent nation , to visit and search merchant ships on the high seas , whatever be the ships , whatever be the cargoes , whatever be the destination ; because ...
It is the right on the part of the lawfully commissioned cruisers of a belligerent nation , to visit and search merchant ships on the high seas , whatever be the ships , whatever be the cargoes , whatever be the destination ; because ...
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It is a right , in certain cases , to inquire into the genuineness of the flag carried by a ship suspected of being engaged in ... The American flag will cover with its protecting folds , all ships which are legally entitled to carry it ...
It is a right , in certain cases , to inquire into the genuineness of the flag carried by a ship suspected of being engaged in ... The American flag will cover with its protecting folds , all ships which are legally entitled to carry it ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
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African trade 65 | 65 |
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