The African Repository, Količine 43–44American Colonization Society, 1967 |
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Stran 197
... miles from its mouth ; and at Carysburg and Crozerville , extending fifteen miles in a southeasterly direc- tion from Millsburg , ( at the head of navigation on the St. Paul's , ) is an agricultural population of four to five thousand ...
... miles from its mouth ; and at Carysburg and Crozerville , extending fifteen miles in a southeasterly direc- tion from Millsburg , ( at the head of navigation on the St. Paul's , ) is an agricultural population of four to five thousand ...
Stran 243
... miles distant . Of communicants we had not half dozen emi- grants , and no natives . Such was the Mission at the beginning . Now we can report twenty - one stations , extending along two hundred and fifty miles of coast , and seventy ...
... miles distant . Of communicants we had not half dozen emi- grants , and no natives . Such was the Mission at the beginning . Now we can report twenty - one stations , extending along two hundred and fifty miles of coast , and seventy ...
Stran 368
... miles an hour , having a fresh breeze right aft . At noon , having gone a distance of twenty - five miles along the shore , I had seen nothing , and nothing was to be seen to the northward , except , in both cases , interminable high ...
... miles an hour , having a fresh breeze right aft . At noon , having gone a distance of twenty - five miles along the shore , I had seen nothing , and nothing was to be seen to the northward , except , in both cases , interminable high ...
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