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... brought to the continent of America , and the islands adjacent to it , and formed the parent stock of the race now amongst us . They were brought to the colonies , now constituting the United States , under the sanction and by the ...
... brought to the continent of America , and the islands adjacent to it , and formed the parent stock of the race now amongst us . They were brought to the colonies , now constituting the United States , under the sanction and by the ...
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... brought from the Cape De Verds . There are also a few oxen ; but these , not having been early broken , do not work to advantage . The late lamented Mr. Cary , however , had a yoke which he broke himself , and which worked very well ...
... brought from the Cape De Verds . There are also a few oxen ; but these , not having been early broken , do not work to advantage . The late lamented Mr. Cary , however , had a yoke which he broke himself , and which worked very well ...
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Brought forward , $ 1,890 78 .... .... ..... Contributed in Rev. Moses Welch's Society , Plaistow , N. H. in Rev Samuel Stearn's Society , in Bedford , in Rev. George Cowte's Society , in Danvers , in Rev. I. R. Barbour's Society , in ...
Brought forward , $ 1,890 78 .... .... ..... Contributed in Rev. Moses Welch's Society , Plaistow , N. H. in Rev Samuel Stearn's Society , in Bedford , in Rev. George Cowte's Society , in Danvers , in Rev. I. R. Barbour's Society , in ...
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African Valley | 129 |
Africaner 111 | 316 |
Appeal to New England 31 | 349 |
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