The African Repository, Volumes 49-54American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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The recent interview of the Government Commissioners with certain Chiefs at Cape Mount , described by one of our corres . pondents , seems to have given general satisfaction . It is supposed that the next Legislature will adopt some ...
The recent interview of the Government Commissioners with certain Chiefs at Cape Mount , described by one of our corres . pondents , seems to have given general satisfaction . It is supposed that the next Legislature will adopt some ...
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A fow days after my arrival an interesting emergency arose in the Vey country , which made it necessary for Commissioners to be sent to Cape Mount by the Government to meet some of the native chiefs . The acting President , Hon .
A fow days after my arrival an interesting emergency arose in the Vey country , which made it necessary for Commissioners to be sent to Cape Mount by the Government to meet some of the native chiefs . The acting President , Hon .
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chiefs and patives generally with whom they come in contact , and shall then and there state to them , the kind of produce and commodities which are or may be most desirable in the Liberian market , as follows , viz : palm - oil ...
chiefs and patives generally with whom they come in contact , and shall then and there state to them , the kind of produce and commodities which are or may be most desirable in the Liberian market , as follows , viz : palm - oil ...
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road in Liberia | 1 |
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ciety | 65 |
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