African Repository and Colonial Journal, Količine 17–18American Colonization Society., 1967 |
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Stran 165
... commerce , Dr. Hall said , that the legitimate commerce on the west coast of Africa was now principally in the hands of the English , and mainly from the following causes , viz : The slave trade previous to the last half century was ...
... commerce , Dr. Hall said , that the legitimate commerce on the west coast of Africa was now principally in the hands of the English , and mainly from the following causes , viz : The slave trade previous to the last half century was ...
Stran 215
... commerce , and as allies against the slave trade , they must be sustained and protected . In truth these three great subjects are one and indivisible . African commerce calls for the destruction of the slave trade , and to destroy the ...
... commerce , and as allies against the slave trade , they must be sustained and protected . In truth these three great subjects are one and indivisible . African commerce calls for the destruction of the slave trade , and to destroy the ...
Stran 243
... commerce of Western Africa . Their vessels of war belt the whole coast , they make treaties of commerce with the native kings , they seek redress for any injury sustained by their mer- chantmen , either in their persons or property ...
... commerce of Western Africa . Their vessels of war belt the whole coast , they make treaties of commerce with the native kings , they seek redress for any injury sustained by their mer- chantmen , either in their persons or property ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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