The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 82
... carried than they could well carry . They had been obliged frequently to shut out a considerable amount of cargo . There was not sufficient to justify any prudent persons in putting on vessels to compete with this Company , but the ...
... carried than they could well carry . They had been obliged frequently to shut out a considerable amount of cargo . There was not sufficient to justify any prudent persons in putting on vessels to compete with this Company , but the ...
Page 183
... carry six hun- dred and fifty people each voyage . To run her thus will cost $ 25,000 a year , whether she carries emigrants or not . She can be run for that , and carry one thousand three hundred a year . It will cost that to run her ...
... carry six hun- dred and fifty people each voyage . To run her thus will cost $ 25,000 a year , whether she carries emigrants or not . She can be run for that , and carry one thousand three hundred a year . It will cost that to run her ...
Page 14
... carrying home fruit , water , and wood . Little boys often carry their father's gun , bag and all , while the old gentleman takes it easy . When the head of any family ( or of the tribe ) dies , his brother , or sister's son , is the ...
... carrying home fruit , water , and wood . Little boys often carry their father's gun , bag and all , while the old gentleman takes it easy . When the head of any family ( or of the tribe ) dies , his brother , or sister's son , is the ...
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