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The story of Africa and its explorers (1892)

Brown, Robert, 1842-1895, Russell E. Train Africana Collection (Smithsonian Libraries) DSI · London : Cassell · leaf 65

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49 THE ROYAL AFRICAN COMPANY. Hope ; the Senegal Company, which had quantity of gold-dust that they frequently hitherto enjoyed a monopoly of the whole of coined* from thirty to forty thousand guineas West Africa, as has been seen (p. 45), being at a time, which pieces, from the elephant confined… … CHRISTIANS BORG CASTLE. less keen, the Company, it might have been mentioned and Cape Blanco. The contract imagined, would have met with even more for supplying slaves to the Spanish West success. But this was not the case. The Indies being transferred to Great Britain, this Hutch were in…

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