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... coffee . As coffee lies waste and worthless under forests in which it grows , this offer can hardly fail to make Liberia one great coffee plantation ; and as coffee is sought in excess of the supply , and is growing in price annually ...
... coffee . As coffee lies waste and worthless under forests in which it grows , this offer can hardly fail to make Liberia one great coffee plantation ; and as coffee is sought in excess of the supply , and is growing in price annually ...
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... COFFEE . Liberia coffee is rapidly growing in demand , especially in Europe , where it has been longer and is better known than in this country . A leading African merchant in Liverpool says that he has received applications for Liberia ...
... COFFEE . Liberia coffee is rapidly growing in demand , especially in Europe , where it has been longer and is better known than in this country . A leading African merchant in Liverpool says that he has received applications for Liberia ...
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... coffee grower — a proprietor and director of labor . Witness the cases of Alonzo Hoggard and Solomon Hill , of ... coffee trees . The view was delightful — a magnifi- cent coffee orchard , in a high state of cultivation , not a blade of ...
... coffee grower — a proprietor and director of labor . Witness the cases of Alonzo Hoggard and Solomon Hill , of ... coffee trees . The view was delightful — a magnifi- cent coffee orchard , in a high state of cultivation , not a blade of ...
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Society New Jersey Colonization | 25 |
Liberia Annual Conference 198 | 32 |
Society Massachusetts Coloniza | 51 |
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