The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 28
... Leone , may come to our own settle- ments , or find their way into the market of Monrovia . An enterprising fellow ... Leone . I mention this fact because our American friends do not seem aware of the value of this new article of trade ...
... Leone , may come to our own settle- ments , or find their way into the market of Monrovia . An enterprising fellow ... Leone . I mention this fact because our American friends do not seem aware of the value of this new article of trade ...
Page 109
... LEONE . The last report of the ( Episcopal ) Church Missionary Society presents a case of success in planting the institutions of the Gospel among a people , which is worthy of notice . The colony of Sierra Leone , in Western Africa ...
... LEONE . The last report of the ( Episcopal ) Church Missionary Society presents a case of success in planting the institutions of the Gospel among a people , which is worthy of notice . The colony of Sierra Leone , in Western Africa ...
Page 211
... Leone . He found Mr. Winn and the late emigrants , together with some who had made their way thither from Sherbro , comfortably quartered near by , at a place called Fourah Bay . Hearing that his wife was sick at Regentstown , he ...
... Leone . He found Mr. Winn and the late emigrants , together with some who had made their way thither from Sherbro , comfortably quartered near by , at a place called Fourah Bay . Hearing that his wife was sick at Regentstown , he ...
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