The African Repository, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Here , then , is an opportunity to educate the whole of the rising generationthe whole future population of Africa — in the doctrines and precepts of Christianity ; while the adult inhabitants are ready to hear without prejudice “ the ...
Here , then , is an opportunity to educate the whole of the rising generationthe whole future population of Africa — in the doctrines and precepts of Christianity ; while the adult inhabitants are ready to hear without prejudice “ the ...
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Previous to the last half century it is well known that the whole western coast , within the points above mentioned , was one vast slave mart . Not a harbor , river , bay , inlet , or even open roadstead , but afforded anchorage for ...
Previous to the last half century it is well known that the whole western coast , within the points above mentioned , was one vast slave mart . Not a harbor , river , bay , inlet , or even open roadstead , but afforded anchorage for ...
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The whole amount of the export of slaves from Africa is , in my opinion , now not one half what it was previously to the act of 2d Victoria , empowering us to capture Portuguese ships fitted for the slave trade .
The whole amount of the export of slaves from Africa is , in my opinion , now not one half what it was previously to the act of 2d Victoria , empowering us to capture Portuguese ships fitted for the slave trade .
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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