The African Repository, Volumes 16-17American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 132
... month and sold in the Zanzibar market . Mr. WATEKS is anxious that a mission should be established at Zanzibar . It is his ... months and eleven days . Seventy - five days were occupied in reaching the extent of their journey . The other ...
... month and sold in the Zanzibar market . Mr. WATEKS is anxious that a mission should be established at Zanzibar . It is his ... months and eleven days . Seventy - five days were occupied in reaching the extent of their journey . The other ...
Page 299
... months . It would seem that the copious showers of divine grace which watered our own land the last winter , has ... month , it will be seen that they have fallen off very much - being far below what they were the month pre- vious . How ...
... months . It would seem that the copious showers of divine grace which watered our own land the last winter , has ... month , it will be seen that they have fallen off very much - being far below what they were the month pre- vious . How ...
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... months supply your family with bread stuffs vastly superior to the corn used in this country , and capable of being cooked and prepared in many different ways . Next plant at the commencement of each month a few rows of Indian corn ...
... months supply your family with bread stuffs vastly superior to the corn used in this country , and capable of being cooked and prepared in many different ways . Next plant at the commencement of each month a few rows of Indian corn ...
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