The African Repository, Volumes 39-40American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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... TRADE TREATY . On the seventh of June , 1862 , the President , by proclamation . made public a treaty with Great Britain , " for the suppression of the African slave trade . " By this treaty , the two powers grant to each other the ...
... TRADE TREATY . On the seventh of June , 1862 , the President , by proclamation . made public a treaty with Great Britain , " for the suppression of the African slave trade . " By this treaty , the two powers grant to each other the ...
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... Trade of Progress of African Missions ....... 157 Providence working to spread the Gospel ...... Providential Indications .... R. Indian Territory ..... Iron of Liberia ....... Liberian Republic ....... 13 African Climate 228 ...
... Trade of Progress of African Missions ....... 157 Providence working to spread the Gospel ...... Providential Indications .... R. Indian Territory ..... Iron of Liberia ....... Liberian Republic ....... 13 African Climate 228 ...
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... trade . In the several treaties which I have been instru- mental in making with many of the nations , I have always striven to have the slave trade denounced as piracy , but could never succeed until it was my good fortune to meet the ...
... trade . In the several treaties which I have been instru- mental in making with many of the nations , I have always striven to have the slave trade denounced as piracy , but could never succeed until it was my good fortune to meet the ...
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