The African Repository, Volumes 16-17American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 307
... fact that they were obliged to conceal their real character in order to procure that intercourse , shows conclusively the dis- position of our people against them . No fact is more notorious along the coast , than the uncompromising hos ...
... fact that they were obliged to conceal their real character in order to procure that intercourse , shows conclusively the dis- position of our people against them . No fact is more notorious along the coast , than the uncompromising hos ...
Page 104
... fact that they are about to plant another settle- ment in Africa , we might not augur any thing very unusually encouraging to the missionary cause . On the contrary , the British , as well as all other christian nations , have ...
... fact that they are about to plant another settle- ment in Africa , we might not augur any thing very unusually encouraging to the missionary cause . On the contrary , the British , as well as all other christian nations , have ...
Page 137
... fact , as Professor DANIELL has shown , it is only generated in salt water . The obvious bearing of this upon the Niger Expedition is in the gratify- ing fact that twenty miles inside the river ( which is the limit of the man- groves ...
... fact , as Professor DANIELL has shown , it is only generated in salt water . The obvious bearing of this upon the Niger Expedition is in the gratify- ing fact that twenty miles inside the river ( which is the limit of the man- groves ...
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