Some historical account of Guinea ...,
            		         
         
                          By Benezet, Anthony            
      
      
      
         
            SOME            



            HISTORICAL ACCOUNT            



            OF            



            GUINEA,            





            ITS            



            SITUATION, PRODUCE, and the general            

            DISPOSITION of its INHABITANTS.            



            WITH            



            An Inquiry into the RISE and PROGRESS            



            OF THE            



            SLAVE TRADE,            



            Its NATURE, and lamentable EFFECTS.            



            ALSO            



            A REPUBLICATION of the Sentiments of            several Authors of Note on this interesting            Subject: Particularly an Extract of a            Treatise written by GRANVILLE SHARPE.         
         
            By ANTHONY BENEZET         
         
            
               ACTS xvii. 24, 26. GOD, that made the world hath                  made of one blood all nations of men, for to dwell on all                  the face of the earth, and hath determined the—bounds of                  their habitation.
         
         
            PHILADELPHIA: Printed MDCCLXXI.         
         
            LONDON: Re-printed MDCCLXXII.         
         
            
 
            
                   
  • Introduction.

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  • CHAPTER I.
    A GENERAL account of Guinea;                     particularly those parts on the rivers Senegal                     and Gambia.                  
                   
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  • CHAP. II.
    Account of the Ivory-Coast,                     the Gold-Coast and the                        Slave-Coast.                  
                   
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  • CHAP. III.
    Of the kingdoms of Benin, Kongo                     and Angola.                  
                   
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  • CHAP. IV.
    Guinea, first discovered and subdued by the                     Arabians. The Portuguese make descents                        on the coast, and carry off the natives. Oppression                        of the Indians: De la Casa pleads                        their cause.                  
                   
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  • CHAP. V.
    The English's first                        trade to the coast of Guinea: Violently carry                        off some of the Negros.
                                         
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