African Repository and Colonial Journal, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 71
... supplies of the material ; of course they will not have the choice of the market as to quality , they will have to pay ... supply to our own market . Such is thought by some to be the real object of these repeated seizures : the object ...
... supplies of the material ; of course they will not have the choice of the market as to quality , they will have to pay ... supply to our own market . Such is thought by some to be the real object of these repeated seizures : the object ...
Page 88
... supply the wants of an expedition almost or altogether from them . But the supply of fresh meat is very irregular , and will always be until the Col- onists have enclosures for their domestic animals . At present there is a good ...
... supply the wants of an expedition almost or altogether from them . But the supply of fresh meat is very irregular , and will always be until the Col- onists have enclosures for their domestic animals . At present there is a good ...
Page 114
... supply of laborers from Africa . That portion of the recaputured Africans which are suited to the army , are selected on landing , and placed under drill . There is no difficulty in obtaining the consent of those rescued from a slave ...
... supply of laborers from Africa . That portion of the recaputured Africans which are suited to the army , are selected on landing , and placed under drill . There is no difficulty in obtaining the consent of those rescued from a slave ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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