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The British Wesleyan Missionary Society appear to have about twenty stations , mostly among the Caffres , twenty - five European missionaries ; number of members in Society one thousand eight hundred and fourteen ; number of scholars ...
The British Wesleyan Missionary Society appear to have about twenty stations , mostly among the Caffres , twenty - five European missionaries ; number of members in Society one thousand eight hundred and fourteen ; number of scholars ...
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A single slave factory , that has been broken up in the vicinity , had three thousand slaves ready for shipping . It had six thousand dollars worth of goods to be laid out in slaves , and it had actually paid in advance for the bringing ...
A single slave factory , that has been broken up in the vicinity , had three thousand slaves ready for shipping . It had six thousand dollars worth of goods to be laid out in slaves , and it had actually paid in advance for the bringing ...
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The celebrated historian of the West Indies , Bryan Edwards , computes the number of negroes that were inported , in British vessels , into all the British West Indian and American colonies , at an annual average of twenty thousand ...
The celebrated historian of the West Indies , Bryan Edwards , computes the number of negroes that were inported , in British vessels , into all the British West Indian and American colonies , at an annual average of twenty thousand ...
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