British and Foreign State Papers, Volume 36, Part 2 |
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Page 702
The words are : “ The carrying off of slaves , men , women , and children , from the coasts of Africa or ... women , and children , as slaves , and the transporting them in vessels when so carried off ; although the words may be said to ...
The words are : “ The carrying off of slaves , men , women , and children , from the coasts of Africa or ... women , and children , as slaves , and the transporting them in vessels when so carried off ; although the words may be said to ...
Page 754
All the enemy's fortifications were carried , and his numerous forces defeated and driven to the ramparts of the city for safety . His loss , in killed , wounded , and prisoners , about equalled our entire force engaged in the action .
All the enemy's fortifications were carried , and his numerous forces defeated and driven to the ramparts of the city for safety . His loss , in killed , wounded , and prisoners , about equalled our entire force engaged in the action .
Page 873
If at any time it shall appear that Slave Trade has been carried on through or from the territory of the King and Chiefs ... and British officers may seize the boats of the Bonny found anywhere carrying on the Slave Trade ; and the King ...
If at any time it shall appear that Slave Trade has been carried on through or from the territory of the King and Chiefs ... and British officers may seize the boats of the Bonny found anywhere carrying on the Slave Trade ; and the King ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | British and Foreign State Papers, Volume 36, Part 2 |
| Author | Great Britain. Foreign Office |
| Published | 1847 |
| Original from | Pennsylvania State University |
| Digitized | 16 Oct 2013 |
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