The African Repository, Volumes 49-54American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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The President was rapturous in his admiration of the lake scenery , and pronounced it the most beautiful region he had ever seen in Liberia : suitable , he said , for the Capital and for the University of Liberia .
The President was rapturous in his admiration of the lake scenery , and pronounced it the most beautiful region he had ever seen in Liberia : suitable , he said , for the Capital and for the University of Liberia .
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In Africa the chief divisions are West Soudan and the Central African region , with 89,000,000 ; the Central Soudan region , 39,000'000 ; South Africa , 20,250,000 ; the Galla country and the region east of the White Nile , 15,000,000 ...
In Africa the chief divisions are West Soudan and the Central African region , with 89,000,000 ; the Central Soudan region , 39,000'000 ; South Africa , 20,250,000 ; the Galla country and the region east of the White Nile , 15,000,000 ...
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This portion of the great upland region is well cultivated , and the large markets in the towns for the sale of the fruits , vegetables , & c . , was a very interesting sight , especially as they were attended by thousands of people on ...
This portion of the great upland region is well cultivated , and the large markets in the towns for the sale of the fruits , vegetables , & c . , was a very interesting sight , especially as they were attended by thousands of people on ...
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