The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society., 1967 - Blacks |
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Page 175
RIVERS BETWEEN SIERRA LEONE AND THE GAMBIA . The trade in the Nunez River is brisk . The various faetors are now engaged in getting in all the produce they can before the expected ships arrive . Since the French established a little ...
RIVERS BETWEEN SIERRA LEONE AND THE GAMBIA . The trade in the Nunez River is brisk . The various faetors are now engaged in getting in all the produce they can before the expected ships arrive . Since the French established a little ...
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Rembo and Owenga rivers as far as the village of Obindji , where his overland route was to commence . ... Here he determined to try and visit the Falls of Samba Nagoshi , which are in the Ngouyai river , north of Olenda , and which he ...
Rembo and Owenga rivers as far as the village of Obindji , where his overland route was to commence . ... Here he determined to try and visit the Falls of Samba Nagoshi , which are in the Ngouyai river , north of Olenda , and which he ...
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CAVALLA RIVER AND FALLS , A zealous minister now residing in California , but who spent three years as a Missionary at Cape Palmas , thus refers to his longings to return and labor in Liberia , and the natural resources and attractions ...
CAVALLA RIVER AND FALLS , A zealous minister now residing in California , but who spent three years as a Missionary at Cape Palmas , thus refers to his longings to return and labor in Liberia , and the natural resources and attractions ...
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AFRICAN REPOSITORY | 1 |
Address of Hon John H B dress | 17 |
Africa and the Africans | 193 |
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