The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 175
RIVERS BETWEEN SIERRA LEONE AND THE GAMBIA . The trade in the Nunez River is brisk . The various factors 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 factors are now engaged in getting in all the produce they can before the expected ships arrive . Since the French established a little ...
Page 232
... rivers . The Ngouyas is a large river flowing northwards , which Mr. Du Chaillu discov- ered on his former journey , and when he now entered it he was , he says , up to this time the only white man who had ever embarked on its waters ...
... rivers . The Ngouyas is a large river flowing northwards , which Mr. Du Chaillu discov- ered on his former journey , and when he now entered it he was , he says , up to this time the only white man who had ever embarked on its waters ...
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... rivers , and causing inundations of propor- tions entirely unknown in more temperate climes : " The cool night arrived , and at about half - past eight I was lying half asleep upon my bed by the margin of the river , when I fancied that ...
... rivers , and causing inundations of propor- tions entirely unknown in more temperate climes : " The cool night arrived , and at about half - past eight I was lying half asleep upon my bed by the margin of the river , when I fancied that ...
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