The African Repository, Volumes 49-54American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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The disadvantages in African missions arise from ( 1 ) the disintegration of nationalities , by which a great number of tribes are produced . One's infiuence is apt to be circumscribed . A tribe welcomes us to labor in its limits and ...
The disadvantages in African missions arise from ( 1 ) the disintegration of nationalities , by which a great number of tribes are produced . One's infiuence is apt to be circumscribed . A tribe welcomes us to labor in its limits and ...
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Living at the mouths north of Cape Lopez is the Orungu tribe . ... These — the Orungu , Nkami , and Galwa - all speak such close dialects of the Mpongwe , that the four tribes have no difficulty in making themselves perfectly well ...
Living at the mouths north of Cape Lopez is the Orungu tribe . ... These — the Orungu , Nkami , and Galwa - all speak such close dialects of the Mpongwe , that the four tribes have no difficulty in making themselves perfectly well ...
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On his arrival at Cape Palmas invitations were extended to the chieftains of the several tribes to meet him ; but only one of them , Weah of the Cape Palmas tribe , with an unusually small number of his principal men ...
On his arrival at Cape Palmas invitations were extended to the chieftains of the several tribes to meet him ; but only one of them , Weah of the Cape Palmas tribe , with an unusually small number of his principal men ...
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road in Liberia | 1 |
FarOff Results Poetry 374 Indigo Machinery for LiberiaLi | 28 |
ciety | 65 |
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