African Repository and Colonial Journal, Količine 17–18American Colonization Society., 1967 |
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Stran 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 ...
Stran 32
... fact cannot be ascertained unless an officer of the cruiser whose duty it is to ascertain this fact , shall board the vessel , or unless the master of the merchantman shall bring his papers on board the cruiser ; and this examination of ...
... fact cannot be ascertained unless an officer of the cruiser whose duty it is to ascertain this fact , shall board the vessel , or unless the master of the merchantman shall bring his papers on board the cruiser ; and this examination of ...
Stran 165
... fact that there is a greater demand for articles of African produce in England than in any other part of the world : that Lendon is the great centre of com- merce and that there is more expital in England to be invested in com- merce ...
... fact that there is a greater demand for articles of African produce in England than in any other part of the world : that Lendon is the great centre of com- merce and that there is more expital in England to be invested in com- merce ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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