The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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... west . From the high ground above the lake no ground is visible to the south and southwest ; but northwest and west is a large range of mountains , rising to about seven thousand feet above the lake level , forming the western shore ...
... west . From the high ground above the lake no ground is visible to the south and southwest ; but northwest and west is a large range of mountains , rising to about seven thousand feet above the lake level , forming the western shore ...
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... West Indian emigration enterprise , both as it regards the pecuniary means it has furnished and the happy selection of the emigrants sent out . President Warner again says , August 21 : " My opinion of the company of Barbadians is that ...
... West Indian emigration enterprise , both as it regards the pecuniary means it has furnished and the happy selection of the emigrants sent out . President Warner again says , August 21 : " My opinion of the company of Barbadians is that ...
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... west , in about the 2 ° S. latitude : thus the same chain of mountains that fed the Victoria on the east , must have a water - shed to the west and north that would flow into the Albert lake . The general drainage of the Nile basin ...
... west , in about the 2 ° S. latitude : thus the same chain of mountains that fed the Victoria on the east , must have a water - shed to the west and north that would flow into the Albert lake . The general drainage of the Nile basin ...
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