The African Repository, Količine 16–17American Colonization Society, 1967 |
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... called the Kroo country , they extended themselves along the beach north and south from the Bassa country to the Cavally river . " The Grebo language therefore may properly be considered as a dialect of the Mena . Its similarity to the ...
... called the Kroo country , they extended themselves along the beach north and south from the Bassa country to the Cavally river . " The Grebo language therefore may properly be considered as a dialect of the Mena . Its similarity to the ...
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... called Caldwell . The emigrants appear contented- have their primary schools established among them - one of which we passed , containing about twenty children . On our way through this settlement we also passed a justice's court in ...
... called Caldwell . The emigrants appear contented- have their primary schools established among them - one of which we passed , containing about twenty children . On our way through this settlement we also passed a justice's court in ...
Stran 327
... called by each party , their means of having the facts about which they were called to give testimony ; and you would become thoroughly acquainted with their characters , and the motives that might influence them in perverting the truth ...
... called by each party , their means of having the facts about which they were called to give testimony ; and you would become thoroughly acquainted with their characters , and the motives that might influence them in perverting the truth ...
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