The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society., 1967 - Blacks |
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The boat left the ship for the shore with the mails , the doctor , the third officer , the assistant purser , and a quartermaster , with Kroomen , and capsized on the bar ' , which was very rough . The doctor and third officer remained ...
The boat left the ship for the shore with the mails , the doctor , the third officer , the assistant purser , and a quartermaster , with Kroomen , and capsized on the bar ' , which was very rough . The doctor and third officer remained ...
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The French having resolved to punish the intruders , proceeded , three hundred strong , from Kaolakh to the banks of the Saloum , and the French officer in command , on finding King Mabeh , with an equal force , preparing for an attack ...
The French having resolved to punish the intruders , proceeded , three hundred strong , from Kaolakh to the banks of the Saloum , and the French officer in command , on finding King Mabeh , with an equal force , preparing for an attack ...
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The fourth article gives the agents the appointment of all officers not appointed by the Board of Managers , and of judging for themselves what officers are needed . The “ settlers ” being thus deprived of all voice in their own ...
The fourth article gives the agents the appointment of all officers not appointed by the Board of Managers , and of judging for themselves what officers are needed . The “ settlers ” being thus deprived of all voice in their own ...
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AFRICAN REPOSITORY | 1 |
Address of Hon John H B dress | 17 |
Africa and the Africans | 193 |
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