African Repository and Colonial Journal, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 174
... thousand reading lessons . Of various works four thousand copies were to be immediately printed in Caffre , and the same number in Dutch . It was , also , deter- mined to print five hundred copies of Mr. AYLIFF's English and Caffre ...
... thousand reading lessons . Of various works four thousand copies were to be immediately printed in Caffre , and the same number in Dutch . It was , also , deter- mined to print five hundred copies of Mr. AYLIFF's English and Caffre ...
Page 183
... thousand pounds from a thousand trees is es- teemed a good crop . In addition to the growth of coffee , sugar cane will soon be cultivated to a considerable extent . From the cane grown last year , about two thousand pounds of very good ...
... thousand pounds from a thousand trees is es- teemed a good crop . In addition to the growth of coffee , sugar cane will soon be cultivated to a considerable extent . From the cane grown last year , about two thousand pounds of very good ...
Page 177
... thousand . " Mr. Pitt declared , in the same debate , that- " he knew if no evil that ever existed , nor could he imagine any evil to exist , worse than the tearing of eighty thousand persons annually from their native land , by a ...
... thousand . " Mr. Pitt declared , in the same debate , that- " he knew if no evil that ever existed , nor could he imagine any evil to exist , worse than the tearing of eighty thousand persons annually from their native land , by a ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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