The African Repository, Volumes 39-40American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 79
... England , in order to make a visit of doubtful utility to the United States , especially as my business there could be transacted equally as well by correspondence from England . In less than a fortnight after my arrival in England , I ...
... England , in order to make a visit of doubtful utility to the United States , especially as my business there could be transacted equally as well by correspondence from England . In less than a fortnight after my arrival in England , I ...
Page 142
... England , went on a mission to the King , in behalf of the Quakers of England , with presents , and with a view to induce the king to put an end to his bloody festivals . We have not yet heard of the result of this mission . From Lagos ...
... England , went on a mission to the King , in behalf of the Quakers of England , with presents , and with a view to induce the king to put an end to his bloody festivals . We have not yet heard of the result of this mission . From Lagos ...
Page 269
... England , a real Englishman , " with whom he might converse on the affairs of his country . Having mentioned this to the Yavogah of Whydah , the latter said , " If you will come back again in seven days , I will send to the king , and ...
... England , a real Englishman , " with whom he might converse on the affairs of his country . Having mentioned this to the Yavogah of Whydah , the latter said , " If you will come back again in seven days , I will send to the king , and ...
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