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Page 61
... trade , of any consequence , is that of King Boatswain , who is the Napoleon of these wilds . His territory is about 150 miles distant . He has always been favourably disposed towards the Colony . He holds a market every day — settles ...
... trade , of any consequence , is that of King Boatswain , who is the Napoleon of these wilds . His territory is about 150 miles distant . He has always been favourably disposed towards the Colony . He holds a market every day — settles ...
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... trade . To that barbar . ous traffic , I have already had occasion to advert . Its prosecution for the last three hundred years , forms the deepest and the blackest stain in the character of civilized nations . It was nearly twenty ...
... trade . To that barbar . ous traffic , I have already had occasion to advert . Its prosecution for the last three hundred years , forms the deepest and the blackest stain in the character of civilized nations . It was nearly twenty ...
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... trade has been sub- jected , has but aggravated its enormity , and perhaps increased its extent , and when we consider the spirit which prompts to this trade there is no cause for wonder . It is avarice which feeds the spirit that ...
... trade has been sub- jected , has but aggravated its enormity , and perhaps increased its extent , and when we consider the spirit which prompts to this trade there is no cause for wonder . It is avarice which feeds the spirit that ...
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African Valley | 129 |
Africaner 111 | 316 |
Appeal to New England 31 | 349 |
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