The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 57Tobias Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1784 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... trade on the coaft ; as appears from the frequent accounts of their firft navigators . Even now , a bartering trade of horfes against men , is continued between the Negroes and Moroccans ; a trade , which the immense annual exportations ...
... trade on the coaft ; as appears from the frequent accounts of their firft navigators . Even now , a bartering trade of horfes against men , is continued between the Negroes and Moroccans ; a trade , which the immense annual exportations ...
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... trade how- ever ftill increased , not only by the Swedes and Brandenburghers ceafing their navigations to the coaft of Guinea , but from the annual demand of a fupply of more than 100,000 Negroe re- cruits for their own colonies . The ...
... trade how- ever ftill increased , not only by the Swedes and Brandenburghers ceafing their navigations to the coaft of Guinea , but from the annual demand of a fupply of more than 100,000 Negroe re- cruits for their own colonies . The ...
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... trade , and the Portuguese were enabled to mono- polife the flave trade . Towards the latter end of the fixteenth century , the Brafils annually received twenty - eight thousand negroe flaves from Angola only ; and fome of its planters ...
... trade , and the Portuguese were enabled to mono- polife the flave trade . Towards the latter end of the fixteenth century , the Brafils annually received twenty - eight thousand negroe flaves from Angola only ; and fome of its planters ...
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