The African Repository, Volumes 49-54American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 298
The settlement consists of the Island to Lagos , with the towns of Badagry , Palmer , and Leckie . As to the towns interposed between the lagoon and the sea - beach , Sir Henry Ord reported in 1865 that , to avoid any complications ...
The settlement consists of the Island to Lagos , with the towns of Badagry , Palmer , and Leckie . As to the towns interposed between the lagoon and the sea - beach , Sir Henry Ord reported in 1865 that , to avoid any complications ...
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Passing through this I entered the settlement . I knew no one there , and no one knew me . I therefore walked down the main street to the end of it . ' When I reached the front of the last house the owner , a young man of some ...
Passing through this I entered the settlement . I knew no one there , and no one knew me . I therefore walked down the main street to the end of it . ' When I reached the front of the last house the owner , a young man of some ...
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This settlement is very different from what it was when I first saw it twenty years ago — then the scene of the energetic labors of the devoted Ann Wilkins , one of the few self - sacrificing workers to whom Liberia is so much indebted ...
This settlement is very different from what it was when I first saw it twenty years ago — then the scene of the energetic labors of the devoted Ann Wilkins , one of the few self - sacrificing workers to whom Liberia is so much indebted ...
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road in Liberia | 1 |
FarOff Results Poetry 374 Indigo Machinery for LiberiaLi | 28 |
ciety | 65 |
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