The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 85
... continued to discharge his multifarious duties until mail - day , the 17th of November . On that day , going to the post office , he most unexpectedly met our dear missionary sister , Miss Griswold , just arrived in the steamer . He ...
... continued to discharge his multifarious duties until mail - day , the 17th of November . On that day , going to the post office , he most unexpectedly met our dear missionary sister , Miss Griswold , just arrived in the steamer . He ...
Page 225
... ( CONTINUED FROM PAGE 200. ) LAKE NYASSA AND RIVER SHIRE . * The Rovuma , a river some leagues to the north of the Zambesi , it was thought might afford an easier access to the district of the Nyassa than the Zambesi and the Shire , and ...
... ( CONTINUED FROM PAGE 200. ) LAKE NYASSA AND RIVER SHIRE . * The Rovuma , a river some leagues to the north of the Zambesi , it was thought might afford an easier access to the district of the Nyassa than the Zambesi and the Shire , and ...
Page 233
... continued rise of a river with a good strong current from June to October , until its channel , ordinarily from a half to one and a half miles wide , is widened to from five to fifty miles in width , is astonishing , and almost ...
... continued rise of a river with a good strong current from June to October , until its channel , ordinarily from a half to one and a half miles wide , is widened to from five to fifty miles in width , is astonishing , and almost ...
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