The Presbyterian Magazine, 9. kötet,11. kiadásCortlandt Van Rensselaer W. H. Mitchell (etc.), 1859 |
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502. oldal
... charge of witchcraft . This superstition has an existence in Africa farther back , and entirely independent of the slave - trade ; and none but those who have been initiated into the mysteries of Afri- can life , can form any right ...
... charge of witchcraft . This superstition has an existence in Africa farther back , and entirely independent of the slave - trade ; and none but those who have been initiated into the mysteries of Afri- can life , can form any right ...
503. oldal
... charge of witchcraft against him by others , for the twofold object of sharing in the profits of his sale , and get- ting rid of the care and expense of a burdensome member . A man who has excited the cupidity or the envy of his fellow ...
... charge of witchcraft against him by others , for the twofold object of sharing in the profits of his sale , and get- ting rid of the care and expense of a burdensome member . A man who has excited the cupidity or the envy of his fellow ...
504. oldal
... charge of witchcraft , until the last man was sold by some one else , and the whole company carried away in the same cargo . And this state of insensibility and treachery , let it be re- membered , is brought about among a people who ...
... charge of witchcraft , until the last man was sold by some one else , and the whole company carried away in the same cargo . And this state of insensibility and treachery , let it be re- membered , is brought about among a people who ...
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