The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 235
... trade comes from the back of the Portuguese territory , finding its way to the sea through Quiloa , North of which no slaves appear to be exported . The dominions of the Sultan of Zanzibar , are the chief seat of the slave - trade on ...
... trade comes from the back of the Portuguese territory , finding its way to the sea through Quiloa , North of which no slaves appear to be exported . The dominions of the Sultan of Zanzibar , are the chief seat of the slave - trade on ...
Page 300
... trade . There is another fibre of a simi- lar kind and value to the last mentioned - namely , Roselle of British India , ( Hidiseus sabdarifer , ) or red sorrell . These fibres are only to be bought in the London market under the name ...
... trade . There is another fibre of a simi- lar kind and value to the last mentioned - namely , Roselle of British India , ( Hidiseus sabdarifer , ) or red sorrell . These fibres are only to be bought in the London market under the name ...
Page 356
... trade : " It had obtained the name of a trade ; and many had been deceived by the appellation ; but it was a war not a TRADE ; it was a mass of crimes , and not commerce ; it alone prevented the introduction of trade into Africa . It ...
... trade : " It had obtained the name of a trade ; and many had been deceived by the appellation ; but it was a war not a TRADE ; it was a mass of crimes , and not commerce ; it alone prevented the introduction of trade into Africa . It ...
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