The African Observer, Bände 1-12Enoch Lewis I. Ashmead, printer, 1970 - 384 Seiten |
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... supposed to be , and large as the pro- fits originally were , it is a well esta- blished fact , that the estates of the planters are now , with few excep- tions , deeply indebted to European capitalists . The large amount of ca- pital ...
... supposed to be , and large as the pro- fits originally were , it is a well esta- blished fact , that the estates of the planters are now , with few excep- tions , deeply indebted to European capitalists . The large amount of ca- pital ...
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... supposed to be that known to the moderns by the name of Arguin , they founded a colony , which became the principal station of the Carthagi- nians on that coast . Several curious phenomena are represented as having been observed by the ...
... supposed to be that known to the moderns by the name of Arguin , they founded a colony , which became the principal station of the Carthagi- nians on that coast . Several curious phenomena are represented as having been observed by the ...
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... supposed . From these , and other considerations , I earnestly recommend a review of these provisions of the penal laws to the serious attention of the general as- sembly , and confidently rely upon its wisdom , justice , and humanity ...
... supposed . From these , and other considerations , I earnestly recommend a review of these provisions of the penal laws to the serious attention of the general as- sembly , and confidently rely upon its wisdom , justice , and humanity ...
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