The African Repository, Volumes 16-17American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 52
... settlements , and the business of clearing and plant- ing was still going on with a vigor that astonished me . ' " Referring to a new settlement at Bassa Cove , he says : " The ad- vantages from such a settlement , would be in the first ...
... settlements , and the business of clearing and plant- ing was still going on with a vigor that astonished me . ' " Referring to a new settlement at Bassa Cove , he says : " The ad- vantages from such a settlement , would be in the first ...
Page 346
... settlement , and provide the means of transportation to connect it with the coast . The settlements immediately on the Chesa- peake bay are so unhealthy , that the inhabitants are forced to remove in summer , or suffer from the annual ...
... settlement , and provide the means of transportation to connect it with the coast . The settlements immediately on the Chesa- peake bay are so unhealthy , that the inhabitants are forced to remove in summer , or suffer from the annual ...
Page 45
... settlement , and provide the means of transportation to con- nect it with the coast . The settlements immediately on the Chesapeake bay are so unhealthy , that the inhabitants are forced to remove in summer , or suffer from the annual ...
... settlement , and provide the means of transportation to con- nect it with the coast . The settlements immediately on the Chesapeake bay are so unhealthy , that the inhabitants are forced to remove in summer , or suffer from the annual ...
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