 | Bryan Edwards - 1793 - 516 pages
...Bojadar, was by that prince ordered to carry his prifoners back to Africa : he landed them at Rio dc/-0ro, and received from the Moors in exchange, ten Blacks, and a quantity of gold duft, with which he returned to Lilbon. The fuccefs of Gonfalez, not only awakened the admiration,... | |
 | Bryan Edwards - 1806 - 426 pages
...was, by that prince, ordered to carry his prisoners back to Africa: he landed them at Rio del-Oro, and received from the Moors in exchange, ten blacks, and a quantity of gold dust, with which he returned to Lisbon. The success of Gonsalez, not only awakened the admiration, but stimulated... | |
 | Bryan Edwards - 1807 - 646 pages
...Bojador, •was by that prince ordered to carry his prisoners back to Africa : he landed them at Kio del Oro, and received from the Moors in exchange, ten Blacks, and a quantity of gold dust, with which he returned to Lisbon. THE success of Gonsalez, not only awakened the admiration, but stimulated... | |
 | Encyclopaedia Britannica - 1810 - 824 pages
...had two years before forcibly carried off from the coall of Africa. He landed them at Rio del-Oro, and received from the Moors in exchange ten blacks and a quantity of gold dun. This tranfaftion proves, thai a commerce in black ferrants was Леп regularly carried on by... | |
 | 1817 - 94 pages
...seized, aud carried off some Moors, near Cape Bojados, whom Prince Henry afterwards ordered him lo restore. When again exploring the coast of Africa,...purpose, and afterwards formed settlements for the trade iu black slaves. Ultimately patents were granted, and the dealers in human flesh were sanctified by... | |
 | Arthur Jewitt - 1817 - 592 pages
...navigator«, ю the prosecution of his discoveries, seized, and carried oil' some Moors, near Cape Bojados, whom Prince Henry afterwards ordered him to restore....countrymen to a repetition, till at length they fitted out »hips for the parpóse, and afterwards formed settlements for the trade in black «laves. Ultimately... | |
 | Bryan Edwards - 1819 - 636 pages
...Moors near Cape Bqjador, was by that prince ordered to carry his prisoners back to Africa : he landed them at Rio del Oro, and received from the Moors in...exchange, ten blacks, and a quantity of gold dust, with which he returned to Lisbon. The success of Gonsalez, not only awakened the admiration, but stimulated... | |
 | 1823 - 936 pages
...Moorish prisoners whom he had two years before forcibly carried off from the ceast of Africa. He landed them at Rio del Oro, and received from the Moors in exchange ten blacks and a quantity of gold dust. This transaction proves, that a commerce in black servants was then regularly carried on by the Moors... | |
 | Benjamin Godwin - 1830 - 254 pages
...Moors near Cape Bajador, was by that prince ordered to carry his prisoners back to Africa: he landed them at Rio del Oro, and received from the Moors,...exchange, ten Blacks and a quantity of gold dust, with which he returned to Lisbon *." This new kind of commerce appearing to be a profitable speculation,... | |
 | Thomas Francis Gordon - 1831 - 260 pages
...near Cape Bojador, was compelled, by prince Henry, to carry his prisoners back to Africa. He landed them at Rio del Oro, and received from the Moors,...exchange, ten blacks and a quantity of gold dust, with which he returned to Lisbon. This success stimulated the avarice of his countrymen ; who, in the... | |
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Bqjador, was by that prince ordered to carry his prisoners back to Africa : he landed them at Rio del Oro, and received from the Moors in exchange, ten blacks, and a quantity of gold dust, with which he returned to Lisbon. 
