The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 105
... vessel into the little Cape Mount river to prosecute a trade with the aborigines of that place , as if to see how far and with how much impunity he could contravene the laws of the Republic . It will be remembered that this vessel is ...
... vessel into the little Cape Mount river to prosecute a trade with the aborigines of that place , as if to see how far and with how much impunity he could contravene the laws of the Republic . It will be remembered that this vessel is ...
Page 201
... vessel . Although not built for an emigrant ship , she is admirably adapted for the purpose , and can comfortably carry 650 to 700 emigrants . She is a handsome vessel , heavily sparred , having a round stern and tapering bow , and sits ...
... vessel . Although not built for an emigrant ship , she is admirably adapted for the purpose , and can comfortably carry 650 to 700 emigrants . She is a handsome vessel , heavily sparred , having a round stern and tapering bow , and sits ...
Page 368
... vessel in safety , but all of us completely chilled and exhausted . After taking into consideration the present ... vessel of reasonable size may be loaded with fish of an excellent quality in the course of a month or six weeks . A ...
... vessel in safety , but all of us completely chilled and exhausted . After taking into consideration the present ... vessel of reasonable size may be loaded with fish of an excellent quality in the course of a month or six weeks . A ...
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