The African Repository, Količine 45–46American Colonization Society, 1967 |
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... South Carolina ; forty - five from Macon and eight from Columbus , Georgia ; and twelve from Philadelphia and other points . Those in South Carolina and Georgia were visited the majority of them twice - by the Corresponding Secretary ...
... South Carolina ; forty - five from Macon and eight from Columbus , Georgia ; and twelve from Philadelphia and other points . Those in South Carolina and Georgia were visited the majority of them twice - by the Corresponding Secretary ...
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... South Africa . The diamond rage which prevails in these quarters in well authenticated . " The Mool people are nearly all diamond mad , " says The Friend of the Free State in South Africa . " It is within our knowledge that the cat's ...
... South Africa . The diamond rage which prevails in these quarters in well authenticated . " The Mool people are nearly all diamond mad , " says The Friend of the Free State in South Africa . " It is within our knowledge that the cat's ...
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... South Africa are very extensive , and that they will be found to extend still farther in an east- erly direction ... South African diamond fields have been clearly ascertained , and it is to these we have to call your readers ...
... South Africa are very extensive , and that they will be found to extend still farther in an east- erly direction ... South African diamond fields have been clearly ascertained , and it is to these we have to call your readers ...
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