Brown, Robert, 1842-1895, Russell E. Train Africana Collection (Smithsonian Libraries) DSI · London : Cassell · leaf 289
ated her so despite- fuhy. the incident may be related as a type of the treatment he received — he found the dealer At Badagry the native king vacated his two- in human flesh at breakfast. Wheaten rolls, storey bamboo hut in order to accommodate him. But here ended the civilities to which tea, and… … VIEW OF ESE ADO, YORUBA : TAKEN FROM A ROCK 330 FEET ABOVE THE TOWN. ( From a Photograph by the Rev. J. T. F. Halligey.) British, who were now making the slave in the sharpness of his appetite, proceeded to trade, by which everybody in Badagry lived, help himself without being formally invited. The…
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