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A New and Accurate Description of the Coast of Guinea, Divided Into the Gold, the Slave, and the Ivory Coasts; Containing a Geographical, Political

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Author: Willem Bosman
Number of Pages: 138 pages
Published Date: 12 Sep 2013
Publisher: Theclassics.Us
Publication Country: United States
Language: English
ISBN: 9781230377827
File Name: A.New.and.Accurate.Description.of.the.Coast.of.Guinea,.Divided.Into.the.Gold,.the.Slave,.and.the.Ivory.Coasts;.Containing.a.Geographical,.Political.pdf
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1705 edition. Excerpt: ... igainst his Enemies, made a speedy as well as very seasonable Retreat j for the Fidafiam intended to have fallen on him with their whole Force the next Day, when he and all his Army would probably have been very roughly treated. His Enemies informed of his Flight, were not in the least enclined to pursue him; but on the contrary did not a little rejoyce to find themselves rid of such a dangerous Enemy. Jsorri being returned into his own Territories, was acquainted that his Neighbours of Coto were ready to have assisted Fida, if he had stayed any longer in their Country, which he so highly resented that with utmost Animosity he took the Field against them, and desiring nothing more than to come to a close Engagement with them, he attacked them, though stronger than himself but they received him so warmly, that they had quickly killed a great part of his Army: Upon this, furiously inraged and desperate, and careless of himself, he flew amongst the thickest of the Enemy, where he was so surrounded that it was in> possible for him to return * upon which, with several of his Men, after a Valiant Resistance, he was left dead upon the spot. The present King, though more Peaceable and Mild, yet prudently revenged his Brother s Death on the Cotosiars, always attacking them in their weakest Condition; which measures he pursued so long as to drive them out of their Country. The Inhabitants of Popo, as well as those of Coto, depend on Plunder and the Slave Trade; in both of which they very much exceed the latter; for being endowed with a much larger share of Courage, they rob more successively, and consequently by that means encrease their Trade: Notwithstanding all which, to freight a Ship with Slaves, requires some Months..."

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