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There are more towns around our town that bave children in it , and people that will be glad to meet in our town on Sunday and any other time to hear the word of God . William Carey , if he had been living until now , , no doubt would ...
There are more towns around our town that bave children in it , and people that will be glad to meet in our town on Sunday and any other time to hear the word of God . William Carey , if he had been living until now , , no doubt would ...
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On the 9th the expedition reached the town of Kambia , situate near the rapids of tbe Great Scarcies river , about fifty miles from its mouth , and an outlet for a large portion of the trade from Futab and of the Soosoo country .
On the 9th the expedition reached the town of Kambia , situate near the rapids of tbe Great Scarcies river , about fifty miles from its mouth , and an outlet for a large portion of the trade from Futab and of the Soosoo country .
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Most of the towns belonged to pagans - Deys and Golahs — but in every one I found a school taught by Mohammedans . I entered a town beautifully situated on a hill , with a view of passing through rapidly to reach another more distant ...
Most of the towns belonged to pagans - Deys and Golahs — but in every one I found a school taught by Mohammedans . I entered a town beautifully situated on a hill , with a view of passing through rapidly to reach another more distant ...
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road in Liberia | 1 |
FarOff Results Poetry 374 Indigo Machinery for LiberiaLi | 28 |
ciety | 65 |
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