The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 156
... slaves ; and slave - traders found it a profitable business to land them and incur the fines and forfeitures . This went on , till the Society had sent explorers to Africa , and ascertained that land could be procured there for a colony ...
... slaves ; and slave - traders found it a profitable business to land them and incur the fines and forfeitures . This went on , till the Society had sent explorers to Africa , and ascertained that land could be procured there for a colony ...
Page 162
... slaves into the Gulf States was stopped . Was this " the silliest scheme which ever entered the human brain ? " Another thing . While slavery existed , colonization secured the emancipation of more than six thousand slaves , and estab ...
... slaves into the Gulf States was stopped . Was this " the silliest scheme which ever entered the human brain ? " Another thing . While slavery existed , colonization secured the emancipation of more than six thousand slaves , and estab ...
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... slavery ; at the same time every house in Khartoum was full of slaves , and the Egyptian officers had been in the habit of receiving a portion of their pay in slaves , precisely as the men employed on the White Nile were paid by their ...
... slavery ; at the same time every house in Khartoum was full of slaves , and the Egyptian officers had been in the habit of receiving a portion of their pay in slaves , precisely as the men employed on the White Nile were paid by their ...
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