The African Repository, Volumes 39-40American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 98
... Interior , February 19 , 1861 , Mr. Seys states : I have the honor to inform you that a contract having been formed between the Colonization Society , through their special Commissioner , Dr. James Hall , of Baltimore , and the Liberian ...
... Interior , February 19 , 1861 , Mr. Seys states : I have the honor to inform you that a contract having been formed between the Colonization Society , through their special Commissioner , Dr. James Hall , of Baltimore , and the Liberian ...
Page 207
... interior spongy upper basins , which , when supersaturated , must fill to overflowing the lakes into which the waters pass , the period . icity being determined by the passage of the sun over the Equator . And here I cannot but observe ...
... interior spongy upper basins , which , when supersaturated , must fill to overflowing the lakes into which the waters pass , the period . icity being determined by the passage of the sun over the Equator . And here I cannot but observe ...
Page 214
... interior of South Africa . First , London sent ( 1858 ) Helmore , Price , and others , to the Makololos , on the Zam- besi ; then the older Moffat used his influence with the king of the Matebels to introduce missionaries - his own son ...
... interior of South Africa . First , London sent ( 1858 ) Helmore , Price , and others , to the Makololos , on the Zam- besi ; then the older Moffat used his influence with the king of the Matebels to introduce missionaries - his own son ...
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