The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 197
... thousand , distributed from Cape Mount to Cape Palmas , in four counties , namely , Mesurado , Bassa , Sinou , and Maryland . One half the whole population , or more , is in Mesurado . There are here three ports , Robertsport , at Cape ...
... thousand , distributed from Cape Mount to Cape Palmas , in four counties , namely , Mesurado , Bassa , Sinou , and Maryland . One half the whole population , or more , is in Mesurado . There are here three ports , Robertsport , at Cape ...
Page 252
... thousand . They were from Virginia ,, Tennessee , North Carolina , South Carolina , Geor- gia , Alabama , Mississippi , and Florida . Before March 10 , it appears , they had increased to three thousand . These numbers amount to seven ...
... thousand . They were from Virginia ,, Tennessee , North Carolina , South Carolina , Geor- gia , Alabama , Mississippi , and Florida . Before March 10 , it appears , they had increased to three thousand . These numbers amount to seven ...
Page 319
... thousand two hundred and thirty - two scholars , and it is calculated that there are sixty - thousand attendants on the Wesleyan minis- try . In Sierra Leone the Institution at King Tom's Point is efficiently worked , and the cause in ...
... thousand two hundred and thirty - two scholars , and it is calculated that there are sixty - thousand attendants on the Wesleyan minis- try . In Sierra Leone the Institution at King Tom's Point is efficiently worked , and the cause in ...
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