The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society., 1967 - Blacks |
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FRENCH EXPLORATION IN AFRICA , The French Government seem determined , if possible , to make its colony in Senegal the seat of an extensive commerce with the interior . A Paris correspondent of the London News says : On tho North Coast ...
FRENCH EXPLORATION IN AFRICA , The French Government seem determined , if possible , to make its colony in Senegal the seat of an extensive commerce with the interior . A Paris correspondent of the London News says : On tho North Coast ...
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EXPLORATION OF THE INTERIOR . Mr. Celim Aga , the Egyptian , delivered a lecture before the “ Ham's Reform Club ” and the citizens of Cape Palmas , on Friday evening , May 17th , at tho M. E. Seminary . He gave an account of his travels ...
EXPLORATION OF THE INTERIOR . Mr. Celim Aga , the Egyptian , delivered a lecture before the “ Ham's Reform Club ” and the citizens of Cape Palmas , on Friday evening , May 17th , at tho M. E. Seminary . He gave an account of his travels ...
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The further I went into the interior the righer rose the level of the country . I crossed four mountain ranges which ran in a direction of the compass from the northeast to the southwest , and there were still further ranges of ...
The further I went into the interior the righer rose the level of the country . I crossed four mountain ranges which ran in a direction of the compass from the northeast to the southwest , and there were still further ranges of ...
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AFRICAN REPOSITORY | 1 |
Address of Hon John H B dress | 17 |
Africa and the Africans | 193 |
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