The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society., 1967 - Blacks |
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Page 337
The policy of the administration has , therefore , been to encourage , develop , and bring in the aborigines as speedily as possible , rather than the introduction of a foreign element . * The bird that has been limed in bush ...
The policy of the administration has , therefore , been to encourage , develop , and bring in the aborigines as speedily as possible , rather than the introduction of a foreign element . * The bird that has been limed in bush ...
Page 100
... North Atlantic — to such destitution are the inbabitants of the richest valley in the world reduced by the attempt to live on trading , exchanging the natural productions of the soil for manufactured articles of foreign nations .
... North Atlantic — to such destitution are the inbabitants of the richest valley in the world reduced by the attempt to live on trading , exchanging the natural productions of the soil for manufactured articles of foreign nations .
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Now we have the following number of trading craft of foreign and Liberian build . “ Schooner ' Edina , ' 55 tons burden , foreign built , owned by J. L. Crusoe ; Sloop Corinee , ' 8 tons burden , foreign built , owned by J. L. Crusoe ...
Now we have the following number of trading craft of foreign and Liberian build . “ Schooner ' Edina , ' 55 tons burden , foreign built , owned by J. L. Crusoe ; Sloop Corinee , ' 8 tons burden , foreign built , owned by J. L. Crusoe ...
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AFRICAN REPOSITORY | 1 |
Address of Hon John H B dress | 17 |
Africa and the Africans | 193 |
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