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... and insecure throughout Africa ; we extension of Christianity and com - * IS iw maintenance ; that if removed, would swarm, and egitimate trade “uVoSrly destroyed, and all tt.e beginning. iibiuoMna all attempts christianise Africa, defeated and destroyed ...
... prevent so great an evil accruing to Africa from her new commercial policy. (2.) The committee would recommend the consideration of the wisdom of extending further our forts and settlements on the coast of Africa; of encouraging the free settlement of ...
... ts on tho coast of Africa, besides that all-paramount and vexatissiina quet'io, the effort of the slave bloeade. must for the present confine ourselves to th»* last of these divisions the maintenance armed cruisers the coast Africa. And, first, tho objections ...
... the cogst of Africa suppress the trunic slaves. He aaid that it was now tinrty-oneyears since we began to try to suppress the slave-trade armed vessel*, from which time it began to increase, for while, t0 * espurl from Africa JO,OOO slave* war. the largest ...
... nanings uf the I transported Africans. fearful as Pop are she of • system which all. the populous ma& tines* of Africa with intestine war, loosesnty. sod Woodshed. But, f0rth.,,,.. cannot macht le. us. that increased by the presence of the 4I quire. eomperr ...
... of treaties with the chiefs of Africa, prohibiting the exportation of slaves from their territories. 3. The maintenance of certain forts upon the African coast. 4. The maintenance of armed cruisers on the coast of Africa, to enforce these treaties. As ...
... of treaties with the chiefs of Africa, prohibit- ing the exportation of slaves from their territories. 3. The maintenance of certain forts upon the African coast. 4. The maintenance of armed cruisers on she coast of Africa, to en- force these treaties. ...
... of treaties with the chiefs of Africa, prohibiting the exportation of slaves from their territories. 3. The maintenance of certain forts upon the African coast. 4. The maintenance of armed cruisers oa the coast of Africa, to enforce these treaties. Aa ...
... treaties with the chiefs of Africa, prohibiting the exportation of slaves from their territories. (8.) The maintenance of certain forts upon the African coast. (4.) The maintenance of armed cruisers on the coast of Africa to enforce these treaties. As ...
... the transported Africans, fearful as they are, is the least evil of system, which fills the populous continent of Africa with intestine war, insecurity,and bloodshed.” Coupling the fact that “ the vast tracts of virgin land as yet uncultivated in Brazil ...
... isipossible its Africa; prevesuts thue due cus- o tivitiolo of its most fertile stil, anti thse conseequent a imucrease of lawful commerce. Cotton and tlusost all tro- il picutl productions might, it appears, be largely produced ini Africa if this Ooe mtoaster ...
... of treaties with the chitis of Africa, prohibiting the exportation of slaves from their territories. 3. The maintenance of certain forts upon the African coast. 4. The maintenance of armed cruisers on the coast of Africa, to enforce these treaties. As ...