The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society., 1967 - Blacks |
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By an act of Congress passed in 1807 , the importation of slaves into the United States after the end of that year ... In the Gulf States , those laws made them slaves ; and slave - traders found it a profitable business to land them ...
By an act of Congress passed in 1807 , the importation of slaves into the United States after the end of that year ... In the Gulf States , those laws made them slaves ; and slave - traders found it a profitable business to land them ...
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tered into an arrangement for receiving these slaves from the custody of the United States Government and colonizing them in Africa . Its first company of emigrants went out under contract with the Government , to erect houses for three ...
tered into an arrangement for receiving these slaves from the custody of the United States Government and colonizing them in Africa . Its first company of emigrants went out under contract with the Government , to erect houses for three ...
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In the year 1866 , thirty - four slave dhows and other slave vessels were captured on the Coasts of Africa by ... A brigantine captured on the West Coast had no slaves on board , but was fully equipped , and five hundred and fifty ...
In the year 1866 , thirty - four slave dhows and other slave vessels were captured on the Coasts of Africa by ... A brigantine captured on the West Coast had no slaves on board , but was fully equipped , and five hundred and fifty ...
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Contents
AFRICAN REPOSITORY | 1 |
Address of Hon John H B dress | 17 |
Africa and the Africans | 193 |
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