The African Repository, Volumes 39-40American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 359
... coffee is found to be most excellent , it is easy to see that Liberia may become the principal coffee - producing country in the world , if she can have the article prepared for expertation in sufficient quantities to meet the demand ...
... coffee is found to be most excellent , it is easy to see that Liberia may become the principal coffee - producing country in the world , if she can have the article prepared for expertation in sufficient quantities to meet the demand ...
Page 360
plantations of coffee trees therein . The Dutch were the first who transported the coffee plant from Mocha to Batavia , and from Batavia to Amsterdam . An English merchant from Constantinople first introduced coffee to the Lon- doners ...
plantations of coffee trees therein . The Dutch were the first who transported the coffee plant from Mocha to Batavia , and from Batavia to Amsterdam . An English merchant from Constantinople first introduced coffee to the Lon- doners ...
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... coffee is , it can scarcely be made to pay . The quantity cultivated must necessarily be very limited for want of laborers to clean the coffee , when accomplished by such a slow and tedious process . Your hulling machine entirely ...
... coffee is , it can scarcely be made to pay . The quantity cultivated must necessarily be very limited for want of laborers to clean the coffee , when accomplished by such a slow and tedious process . Your hulling machine entirely ...
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