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Abeokuta Angola army Ashanti Benin brought caboceers called Cape Coast Cape Lopez Cape Palmas captain carried century character Christian Church civilized colony commercial continent Cringy death Dehomi dialects doubt Dutch Elmina engaged English enterprise European extended Fantis feeling fetiches foreign French Fulahs Gabun Gambia Gold Coast Gospel Grain Coast Grebo Gulf of Benin habits hands houses hundred miles important inhabitants intercourse interior island ivory Jalofs Kameruns King of Ashanti kingdom kingdom of Kongo known Kongo Kumasi labor language large number less live Loango Mandingo ment mission missionaries Mpongwe natives negro Northern Osai pagan palm-oil persons population Portugal Portuguese possession present race regarded river scarcely sea-coast seldom Senegal Senegambia settlements ships Sierra Leone slave-trade slaves Southern Guinea spirits squadron supposed thing tion tooth trade tribes verb vessels village voyage Western Africa whole witchcraft wives