The African Repository, Količine 39–40American Colonization Society, 1967 |
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Stran 154
... King of Dahomey . Not only has the appeal . for prayer been responded to most cordially at parochial missionary meetings , but it has been recommended by many clergymen from the pulpit , and has formed a special subject of weekly inter ...
... King of Dahomey . Not only has the appeal . for prayer been responded to most cordially at parochial missionary meetings , but it has been recommended by many clergymen from the pulpit , and has formed a special subject of weekly inter ...
Stran 269
... King of Dahomey was most anxious to see somebody of consideration from England , a real Englishman , " with whom he might converse on the affairs of his country . Having mentioned this to the Yavogah of Whydah , the ... KING OF DAHOMEY .
... King of Dahomey was most anxious to see somebody of consideration from England , a real Englishman , " with whom he might converse on the affairs of his country . Having mentioned this to the Yavogah of Whydah , the ... KING OF DAHOMEY .
Stran 274
... King of Dahomey are one . The Queen is the greatest sovereign in Europe , and I am king of the blacks . I will hold the head of the kingdom of Dahomey , and you shall hold the tail . " Mr. Wilmot then gave him a few small presents from ...
... King of Dahomey are one . The Queen is the greatest sovereign in Europe , and I am king of the blacks . I will hold the head of the kingdom of Dahomey , and you shall hold the tail . " Mr. Wilmot then gave him a few small presents from ...
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