The Presbyterian Magazine, 9. kötet,11. kiadásCortlandt Van Rensselaer W. H. Mitchell (etc.), 1859 |
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497. oldal
... sea - coast line of more than four thousand miles , and in Eastern Africa along a line of nearly half that dis- tance , whilst a vigorous traffic also found its way across the Great Desert , and through Egypt to Western Asia . The ...
... sea - coast line of more than four thousand miles , and in Eastern Africa along a line of nearly half that dis- tance , whilst a vigorous traffic also found its way across the Great Desert , and through Egypt to Western Asia . The ...
498. oldal
... sea - coast , during their detention there , and on what is called the middle passage , which in fact is but another term for the grossest cruelties ever practised upon any portion of the human race . We might speak of the principal ...
... sea - coast , during their detention there , and on what is called the middle passage , which in fact is but another term for the grossest cruelties ever practised upon any portion of the human race . We might speak of the principal ...
499. oldal
... sea - coast , during their detention there and on the middle passage , the destruction of life must be more than one hundred and fifty per cent . upon those safely landed in America . So , that to get one hundred slaves for practical ...
... sea - coast , during their detention there and on the middle passage , the destruction of life must be more than one hundred and fifty per cent . upon those safely landed in America . So , that to get one hundred slaves for practical ...
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