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HISTORICAL ACCOUNT

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HISTORICAL ACCOUNT

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GUINE A,

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SITUATION, PRODUCE, and the General
DISPOSITION OF ITS INHABITANTS.

ACTS xvii. 24. 26. GOD, that made the world-bath made
of one blood all nations of men, for to dwell on all the face
of the earth, and hath determined the-bounds of their habi-

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CHAPTER I,

GENERAL account of Guinea; particularly thofe parts on the rivers Senegal and Gambia.

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Account of the Ivory-Coaft, the Gold-Coast, and the Slave-Coaft.

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Of the kingdoms of Benin, Kongo and Angola.

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Guinea, first discovered and fubdued by the Arabians. The Portuguese make defcents on the coaft, and carry off the natives. Oppreffion of the Indians: De la Cafa pleads their caufe.

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The first trade of the English to the coast of Guinea:
Violently carry off fome of the Negroes.

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