Western Africa: Its History, Condition, and Prospects |
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Angola Ashanti Benin called Cape Coast Cape Lopez Cape Palmas carried character Christian Church civilized coast of Africa colony commenced commercial continent death Dehomi dialects distance doubt Dutch engaged English enterprise European extended Fantis father fetiches foreign French Fulahs Gabun Gambia Gold Coast Gospel Grain Coast Grebo Gulf of Benin habits hands heathen houses hundred miles important influence inhabitants intercourse island ivory Jalofs Kameruns kingdom kingdom of Kongo known Kongo labors language large number less Liberians live Loango Mandingo ment mission missionaries Mountains Mpongwe natives negro Northern nouns pagan palm-oil persons population Portugal Portuguese possession present race regarded region religion river scarcely sea-coast seldom Senegal Senegambia settlements ships Sierra Leone slave-trade slaves society Southern Guinea spirits squadron supposed thing tion trade tribes verb vessels village voyage Western Africa whole wives