The African Repository, Količina 15American colonization society., 1967 |
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... town of Newark , where a Society also exists , and where a subscription was commenced , which the President assured me would not fall short of one hundred dollars . On Tuesday I returned to Columbus , and on Wednesday went to Chilli ...
... town of Newark , where a Society also exists , and where a subscription was commenced , which the President assured me would not fall short of one hundred dollars . On Tuesday I returned to Columbus , and on Wednesday went to Chilli ...
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... town , consisting of a vast number of little villages of huts , with some distance between each . Having no cattle , they have no fold ; so that the town assumes quite a different appearance from a Zoolu or Caffer town , which consists ...
... town , consisting of a vast number of little villages of huts , with some distance between each . Having no cattle , they have no fold ; so that the town assumes quite a different appearance from a Zoolu or Caffer town , which consists ...
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... town ; for he had heard the day before of our coming , and our business . As soon as we were within half a mile of his town the king began to halloo and whoop , as if at the head of an army , to inform his people to be ready to meet and ...
... town ; for he had heard the day before of our coming , and our business . As soon as we were within half a mile of his town the king began to halloo and whoop , as if at the head of an army , to inform his people to be ready to meet and ...
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Seminary Liberia Conference 261 | 6 |
Law concerning apprentices | 11 |
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