The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 44
... four- teen days we are receiving cargo , all from Monrovia . We ship thirty - six thousand gallons palm oil , sixty - two thousand pounds of sugar , near fourteen thousand pounds of coffee , seven hun- dred pounds of ivory , besides ...
... four- teen days we are receiving cargo , all from Monrovia . We ship thirty - six thousand gallons palm oil , sixty - two thousand pounds of sugar , near fourteen thousand pounds of coffee , seven hun- dred pounds of ivory , besides ...
Page 188
... four hundred and fifty - one emigrants . For intel- ligence , useful knowledge , and moral and Christian worth , they are probably superior to any company that have ever left this country for the African Republic . The majority of the ...
... four hundred and fifty - one emigrants . For intel- ligence , useful knowledge , and moral and Christian worth , they are probably superior to any company that have ever left this country for the African Republic . The majority of the ...
Page 287
... four feet from the ground , floored with native boards , with piazzas of the same . This is a great improvement on ... four local preachers , four exhorters , one church , valued at $ 2,000 , one Sun- day - school , six officers and ...
... four feet from the ground , floored with native boards , with piazzas of the same . This is a great improvement on ... four local preachers , four exhorters , one church , valued at $ 2,000 , one Sun- day - school , six officers and ...
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