British and Foreign State PapersH.M. Stationery Office, 1835 - Great Britain |
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... trade in Slaves , and who they understood were to trade no more in that commodity except as smug- glers , liable to be seized and punished , have now resumed the open , avowed , and uncontrouled practice of that traffic . Query 14. What ...
... trade in Slaves , and who they understood were to trade no more in that commodity except as smug- glers , liable to be seized and punished , have now resumed the open , avowed , and uncontrouled practice of that traffic . Query 14. What ...
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... trade would be lawful but what was found moving in the line between Southern Africa and the Brazils , and no Slave trader , therefore , could navigate any part of the Atlantic north of the Equator ; -so that the risk of smuggling into ...
... trade would be lawful but what was found moving in the line between Southern Africa and the Brazils , and no Slave trader , therefore , could navigate any part of the Atlantic north of the Equator ; -so that the risk of smuggling into ...
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... trading is carried on , the greatest part of that trade from Sherbro to Cape Appolonia , and among the Rivers on the Coast , as well as at Cape Formosa and Gaboon , is under the Spanish Flag ; and there is every reason to believe that ...
... trading is carried on , the greatest part of that trade from Sherbro to Cape Appolonia , and among the Rivers on the Coast , as well as at Cape Formosa and Gaboon , is under the Spanish Flag ; and there is every reason to believe that ...
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MESSAGE of The President to Congress on the Opening of | 1 |
AUSTRIA | 6 |
DEFINITIVE ARRANGEMENT with Austria Great Britain Prussia | 20 |
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