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Pagina 264
... Negroes in their neighbourhood . Such is the presumption re- sulting from these sentiments , that though a small party of Negroes would never risk themselves in the desert , one or two Moors will travel with impunity through all Africa ...
... Negroes in their neighbourhood . Such is the presumption re- sulting from these sentiments , that though a small party of Negroes would never risk themselves in the desert , one or two Moors will travel with impunity through all Africa ...
Pagina 267
... Negroes sits very light upon them . They seem to have a sort of priests , who perform some ceremonies at the new moons , and on certain occasions , such as , at marriages , or on giving names to young children ; but these priests having ...
... Negroes sits very light upon them . They seem to have a sort of priests , who perform some ceremonies at the new moons , and on certain occasions , such as , at marriages , or on giving names to young children ; but these priests having ...
Pagina 270
... Negroes , near the sources of the rivers Senegal and Gambia , which flow into the Atlantic on the west , and of the Niger , which proceeds towards the east . Kamaliah , which is one of its towns , and was visited by Mr Park , lies in 12 ...
... Negroes , near the sources of the rivers Senegal and Gambia , which flow into the Atlantic on the west , and of the Niger , which proceeds towards the east . Kamaliah , which is one of its towns , and was visited by Mr Park , lies in 12 ...
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