The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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... cause continued to the end . His last business - act , performed but a day before his death , was to write a notice calling a meeting of the Board of Managers of the State Society , on the following Wednesday . The notice was sent to ...
... cause continued to the end . His last business - act , performed but a day before his death , was to write a notice calling a meeting of the Board of Managers of the State Society , on the following Wednesday . The notice was sent to ...
Page 171
... cause of this strange thing . They were informed that a woman had got possession of we , and that she had caused the death . They were then directed to a test by which guilt in this or similar cases might be detected . This was gidu ...
... cause of this strange thing . They were informed that a woman had got possession of we , and that she had caused the death . They were then directed to a test by which guilt in this or similar cases might be detected . This was gidu ...
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... cause of all its other peculiarities , is the wonderful Nile . The immense quantity of water necessary to cause the continued rise of a river with a good strong current from June to October , until its channel , ordinarily from a half ...
... cause of all its other peculiarities , is the wonderful Nile . The immense quantity of water necessary to cause the continued rise of a river with a good strong current from June to October , until its channel , ordinarily from a half ...
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