The African Repository, Volumes 39-40American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 182
... called the " Ternate " arrived from Java , having on board sixteen Japanese naval officers , who are proceeding to Holland to purchase a screw frigate for the Ja- panese navy . The appearance of these worthies on shore in their native ...
... called the " Ternate " arrived from Java , having on board sixteen Japanese naval officers , who are proceeding to Holland to purchase a screw frigate for the Ja- panese navy . The appearance of these worthies on shore in their native ...
Page 280
... called Belshore , makes slave forays west of the Shire ; and so does another , named Mello ; and another called Jose St. Anna , higher up the Zambesi ; and several parties of slave hunters are out south of Senna - any one with a few ...
... called Belshore , makes slave forays west of the Shire ; and so does another , named Mello ; and another called Jose St. Anna , higher up the Zambesi ; and several parties of slave hunters are out south of Senna - any one with a few ...
Page 169
... called Fetichism , just as the religion of those who trust in Mo- hammed is called Mohammedanism . These fetich charms are therefore the gods of the Benga people , because they trust in them . Anything may be a fetich . Take a walk by a ...
... called Fetichism , just as the religion of those who trust in Mo- hammed is called Mohammedanism . These fetich charms are therefore the gods of the Benga people , because they trust in them . Anything may be a fetich . Take a walk by a ...
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