![](http://www.alamy.com/thumbs/6/67DF839D-0D4F-4BF2-96A0-EF9CA2759332/RJ1X09.jpg)
. A Collection of voyages and travels [microform] : some now first printed from original manuscripts, others now first published in English : in six volumes with a general preface giving an account of the progress of navigation from its first beginning. Natural history; Sciences naturelles. )0k1II. |1 Chap. Z. Coajlt of SourH-GviNMk. 5 coaft they )ft the lUurM , fevcral niency :)m the livtions, igs, or lUo be klcrip- number itly thc^l^jTS ift, and "â¢""'".* French., 1 no Ict- ne, and s along 3 forts ; Hants ,^1 and the Brjn,i:t,. oule, at'""g"
. A Collection of voyages and travels [microform] : some now first printed from original manuscripts, others now first published in English : in six volumes with a general preface giving an account of the progress of navigation from its first beginning. Natural history; Sciences naturelles. )0k1II. |1 Chap. Z. Coajlt of SourH-GviNMk. 5 coaft they )ft the lUurM , fevcral niency :)m the livtions, igs, or lUo be klcrip- number itly thc^l^jTS ift, and "â¢""'".* French., 1 no Ict- ne, and s along 3 forts ; Hants ,^1 and the Brjn,i:t,. oule, at'""g"'' of cape lentioned Pcrtuiueje flii(>. The fjrft voyape of the J^mlijh, in nii()s of their own, was in 151J i. riie Blacks of the gold coait are for the moll part ricl>, through tlie great tiailc they drive wich Europeans, boih a- the (hips, and afliore, bartering their golJ, for feveral f-irtsof Liiropean conimo- ilities, of which they malic a vail profit up ilie inland} or through the large allowance liuy have out of the goods they buy of Europeans, for the account of the inland inti-l'i'-:. li!"iis, for wlioni many of thcfe on the inJt. court acl as brokers, buying confiJerable quantities of goods of the interlopers, who relort thither in great numbers, from I'c- parts of Europe; but efpecially from Zealand and France, notwithllanding the fe- vcre penalties they are liable to : for if taken by the Englijh, or Dutch compan , their fa«ors, or agents \ their goods are not only confil'catcd, but a heavy fine laid on them. The cunning Blacks are not deterr'd by all thefe rigours, knowing how to bribe the companies Laptos, or flaves, who are let to watch tliem i and thus in the night run afhore the goods they buy of inter- lopers, or foreigners trading on the coalt from Iffetiy, both by fca and land. For iwhen the roads are clear of robbers, they travel to Iffeny and Rio d'Oro to buy their goods, and bring them in by Health, con- veying them up t
Size: 1075px × 2325px
Photo credit: © Library Book Collection / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., booksubjectnaturalhistory, booksubjectsciencesnaturelles, bookye