The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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... called for , which , he hoped , would.not be done . The next day , it was moved in both Houses to call for the documents , but at the urgent request of some of the President's friends , the subject was deferred . The same day , Decemder ...
... called for , which , he hoped , would.not be done . The next day , it was moved in both Houses to call for the documents , but at the urgent request of some of the President's friends , the subject was deferred . The same day , Decemder ...
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... called Nuckba . Also , that at a distance of eight days travel , one reached a river called Nickbar , which communicated with the ocean , and from which per- sons received foreign goods . These statements confirms what I heard some ...
... called Nuckba . Also , that at a distance of eight days travel , one reached a river called Nickbar , which communicated with the ocean , and from which per- sons received foreign goods . These statements confirms what I heard some ...
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... called Ugoni , we reach the islet Leva , a mile to the south and west . When the tide is low , its sand - banks are laid bare and dry , where birds and man find a rich harvest.of shell - fish . Great quan- tities of a conch , called ...
... called Ugoni , we reach the islet Leva , a mile to the south and west . When the tide is low , its sand - banks are laid bare and dry , where birds and man find a rich harvest.of shell - fish . Great quan- tities of a conch , called ...
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