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This accordingly had been done , in the persons of confidential black traders , from whom , according to the governor's account , the following report was received . The unfortunate gentlemen had nearly reached the confines of Inhambana ...
This accordingly had been done , in the persons of confidential black traders , from whom , according to the governor's account , the following report was received . The unfortunate gentlemen had nearly reached the confines of Inhambana ...
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The latter , in particular , are in very small numbers ; for , from Cape Negro to Cape Forward , we only saw one tribe , consisting of forty or fifty persons , who followed the frigate all the way to Cape Redondo ; and we are even ...
The latter , in particular , are in very small numbers ; for , from Cape Negro to Cape Forward , we only saw one tribe , consisting of forty or fifty persons , who followed the frigate all the way to Cape Redondo ; and we are even ...
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They were filthy in their persons , and quite naked , excepting a very slight covering round the waist . These persons did not understand the common Negro - French , except a very few words , nor could I find any negro that could ...
They were filthy in their persons , and quite naked , excepting a very slight covering round the waist . These persons did not understand the common Negro - French , except a very few words , nor could I find any negro that could ...
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Narrative of the Sufferings and Adventures of Henderick Portenger | 1 |
Travels of M Burckhardt in Egypt and Nubia | 1 |
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