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He has no doubt that the Great Sabara will get become a vast fruitful field . His opinion is novel , and worthy of careful thought . He is no theorist or enthusiast ; and it may be that he has struck a great truth during his wanderings ...
He has no doubt that the Great Sabara will get become a vast fruitful field . His opinion is novel , and worthy of careful thought . He is no theorist or enthusiast ; and it may be that he has struck a great truth during his wanderings ...
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It is true that , when Gorillas become aged , they seem to be more solitary , and to live in pairs , or , as in the ... the bair becomes grizzled with age , and I have no doubt that the statement of their becoming occasionally white ...
It is true that , when Gorillas become aged , they seem to be more solitary , and to live in pairs , or , as in the ... the bair becomes grizzled with age , and I have no doubt that the statement of their becoming occasionally white ...
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... appeared in the autumn of 1865 , when one hundred and seventytwo freedmen in the vicinity of Lynchburg , Virginia , asked the assistance of the American Colonization Society , and by it were enabled to become citizens of Liberia .
... appeared in the autumn of 1865 , when one hundred and seventytwo freedmen in the vicinity of Lynchburg , Virginia , asked the assistance of the American Colonization Society , and by it were enabled to become citizens of Liberia .
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AFRICAN REPOSITORY | 1 |
Address of Hon John H B dress | 17 |
Africa and the Africans | 193 |
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