African Repository and Colonial Journal, Količine 17–18American Colonization Society., 1967 |
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Stran 105
... river Niger confirm all we have al- leged . The river is mentioned by geographers , more than two thousand years ago , as being in Africa , and of immense size ; but as no subsequent writers have given any account of it , it was by some ...
... river Niger confirm all we have al- leged . The river is mentioned by geographers , more than two thousand years ago , as being in Africa , and of immense size ; but as no subsequent writers have given any account of it , it was by some ...
Stran 106
... river which was the subject of so much speculation , and the search after which had kept the reading world on the tiptoe of expectation for years . He sailed from England sometime in May , 1795 , and having landed at a town on the river ...
... river which was the subject of so much speculation , and the search after which had kept the reading world on the tiptoe of expectation for years . He sailed from England sometime in May , 1795 , and having landed at a town on the river ...
Stran 136
... river ; and as Dr. McWilliam , the surgeon , thought the fever , when we reached higher up the stream , might proba- bly assume a milder character , and the change of air might soon restore the patients still remaining on board , who ...
... river ; and as Dr. McWilliam , the surgeon , thought the fever , when we reached higher up the stream , might proba- bly assume a milder character , and the change of air might soon restore the patients still remaining on board , who ...
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African trade 65 | 65 |
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