The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 272
... tribes . In the far interior , as well as in Western Africa , we find small tribes , the different towns of which have scarcely any connec- tion at all , and are often at petty wars with each other . There are , however , large kingdoms ...
... tribes . In the far interior , as well as in Western Africa , we find small tribes , the different towns of which have scarcely any connec- tion at all , and are often at petty wars with each other . There are , however , large kingdoms ...
Page 51
... tribes from the interior come down and mingle with and be- come absorbed by the coast tribes , these translations published by your Society will continue to be a fountain of knowledge and light to the benighted Ethiopians . The living ...
... tribes from the interior come down and mingle with and be- come absorbed by the coast tribes , these translations published by your Society will continue to be a fountain of knowledge and light to the benighted Ethiopians . The living ...
Page 292
... tribes speaking different dialects and tongues . Tribes bearing a different name consider them- selves as altogether a separate nation , although speaking , per- haps , the same identical tongue . All the tribes were divided into ...
... tribes speaking different dialects and tongues . Tribes bearing a different name consider them- selves as altogether a separate nation , although speaking , per- haps , the same identical tongue . All the tribes were divided into ...
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