The Omanhin of Insuain; A Negro chieftain of the borders of Togoland, belonging to the Pôpô or Dahoméan group of West African peoples; His forefathers sold many Pôpô slaves to the Portuguese, British, and Danes.

Negroland and Guinea: with the European settlements explaining what belongs to England, Holland, Denmark &c

An act to prohibit for two years after the conclusion of the present session of Parliament: any ships to clear out from any port of Great Britain, for the coast of Africa, for the purpose of taking on board Negroes, unless such ships shall have been previously employed in the African trade, or contracted for, for that purpose

Affairs of West Africa; By Edmund D. Morel [E.D.M.]; Member of the West African Section of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce; With illustrations and maps. [Title page]

Relaçaõ e descripçaõ de Guiné: na qual se trata das varias naçoens de negros, que a povoaõ, dos seus costumes, leys, ritos, ceremonias, guerras, armas, trajos, da qualidade dos portos, e do commercio, que nelles se faz

The Omanhin of Insuain; A Negro chieftain of the borders of Togoland, belonging to the Pôpô or Dahoméan group of West African peoples; His forefathers sold many Pôpô slaves to the Portuguese, British, and Danes.

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1910 - 1910

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