The African Repository, Volumes 49-54American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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He seemed much pleased with the gift , and has addressed me a note in Arabic respecting it , which Professor Blyden has translated into English for me . I send you both berewith , thinking the publication in the REPOSITORY of the ...
He seemed much pleased with the gift , and has addressed me a note in Arabic respecting it , which Professor Blyden has translated into English for me . I send you both berewith , thinking the publication in the REPOSITORY of the ...
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All this wealth would be thrown open to the world , while the Ashantees themselves would receive incalculable good , if the English Government would exercise the very least of the vast amount of power and influence they already possess ...
All this wealth would be thrown open to the world , while the Ashantees themselves would receive incalculable good , if the English Government would exercise the very least of the vast amount of power and influence they already possess ...
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ing there , and as the custom duties differed materially under the English and under the Dutch Governments , it followed that smuggling and every possible kind of irregularity prevailed to a large extent , and that the natives were ...
ing there , and as the custom duties differed materially under the English and under the Dutch Governments , it followed that smuggling and every possible kind of irregularity prevailed to a large extent , and that the natives were ...
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road in Liberia | 1 |
FarOff Results Poetry 374 Indigo Machinery for LiberiaLi | 28 |
ciety | 65 |
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