The African Repository, Količine 5–6American Colonization Society., 1967 |
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Zadetki 1–3 od 82
Stran 196
... native chiefs ; but how such bargains were concluded , we have no means of ascertain- ing ; but it is probable that the notions of the natives went no farther , than to concede the joint and friendly use of the springs and herbage ...
... native chiefs ; but how such bargains were concluded , we have no means of ascertain- ing ; but it is probable that the notions of the natives went no farther , than to concede the joint and friendly use of the springs and herbage ...
Stran 314
... natives ; others cultivate their farms , and supply the market at Monrovia . They live in peace with the natives ; they have their places of worship , where they meet in great numbers , singing , preach- ing , and praying for the good ...
... natives ; others cultivate their farms , and supply the market at Monrovia . They live in peace with the natives ; they have their places of worship , where they meet in great numbers , singing , preach- ing , and praying for the good ...
Stran 333
... natives ; that facilities for introducing the article clandestinely are innumerable ; and that if it were prohibited it would be offered by slave traders on the coast with- in a few leagues of the Colony , thus encouraging the natives ...
... natives ; that facilities for introducing the article clandestinely are innumerable ; and that if it were prohibited it would be offered by slave traders on the coast with- in a few leagues of the Colony , thus encouraging the natives ...
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African Valley | 129 |
Africaner 111 | 316 |
Appeal to New England 31 | 349 |
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