The African Repository, Volumes 49-54American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Where the Coast of Africa to the south of Sierra Leone runs towards the east , it is usually divided into the Grain Coast , the Ivory Coast , and the Gold Coast . The latter is a name generally given to a portion of Upper Guinea ...
Where the Coast of Africa to the south of Sierra Leone runs towards the east , it is usually divided into the Grain Coast , the Ivory Coast , and the Gold Coast . The latter is a name generally given to a portion of Upper Guinea ...
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BACK FROM THE COAST . " BY MISS BELLA A. NASSAU . With door onbarred our Afric stands , Ready for entrance now ; The long locked mysteries of her heart , Her woe - beclouded brow . The heathen spells about her hung Pleads in each wild ...
BACK FROM THE COAST . " BY MISS BELLA A. NASSAU . With door onbarred our Afric stands , Ready for entrance now ; The long locked mysteries of her heart , Her woe - beclouded brow . The heathen spells about her hung Pleads in each wild ...
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About five degress north of the line , and eight degress west of Greenwich , the Coast of Africa takes a course almost due east for above 1,000 miles , and it is along this district that that part of Africa lies known as Upper Guinea ...
About five degress north of the line , and eight degress west of Greenwich , the Coast of Africa takes a course almost due east for above 1,000 miles , and it is along this district that that part of Africa lies known as Upper Guinea ...
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