The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 286
... arrived in the Mersey at a late hour on Tuesday night , July 2 , after an excellent passage . Her dates were- -Old ... arrived from the interior , and more was expected . The African Mail Steamer Athenian , Captain Davis , arrived at ...
... arrived in the Mersey at a late hour on Tuesday night , July 2 , after an excellent passage . Her dates were- -Old ... arrived from the interior , and more was expected . The African Mail Steamer Athenian , Captain Davis , arrived at ...
Page 127
... arrived lately at New York , were three colored men . Their story is a curious one . When but of tender years , they were brought from Africa and sold as slaves in Cuba . Thirty years of dreary and apparently interminable drudg- ery had ...
... arrived lately at New York , were three colored men . Their story is a curious one . When but of tender years , they were brought from Africa and sold as slaves in Cuba . Thirty years of dreary and apparently interminable drudg- ery had ...
Page 295
... arrived , and the men , dripping with wet , had just sufficient time to drag their heavy burdens up the bank . The river had arrived like a thief in the night . ' " On the 24th of June I stood on the banks of the noble Atbra river at ...
... arrived , and the men , dripping with wet , had just sufficient time to drag their heavy burdens up the bank . The river had arrived like a thief in the night . ' " On the 24th of June I stood on the banks of the noble Atbra river at ...
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