The African Repository, Količine 39–40American Colonization Society, 1967 |
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... coast . Mr. Ralston wrote to the Secretary of the Massachusetts Society : " The timber of Liberia , such as we saw at the International Exhibi- tion , is of excellent quality , and would be much used , if it could be obtained here . For ...
... coast . Mr. Ralston wrote to the Secretary of the Massachusetts Society : " The timber of Liberia , such as we saw at the International Exhibi- tion , is of excellent quality , and would be much used , if it could be obtained here . For ...
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... Coast , they will afford accom- modation to all respectable merchants in Liberia and on other parts of the African coast . By a return of imports from Western Africa into England , it appears that the increase in 1860 over 1859 was ...
... Coast , they will afford accom- modation to all respectable merchants in Liberia and on other parts of the African coast . By a return of imports from Western Africa into England , it appears that the increase in 1860 over 1859 was ...
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... coast , her large and efficient steam squadron on that station , and by a monthly line of steam mail packets from Liverpool to Fernando Po . The extent of the traffic , as well as its great expansion , is not generally known . From ...
... coast , her large and efficient steam squadron on that station , and by a monthly line of steam mail packets from Liverpool to Fernando Po . The extent of the traffic , as well as its great expansion , is not generally known . From ...
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