Natal, Cape of Good Hope: A Grazing, Agricultural and Cotton-growing Country. Comprising Descriptions F this Well Endowed Colony from the Year 1575 to the Present Time. With a Map of the Colony, and Engravings. With an Appendix and a Vocabulary Fo the Natal Or Zulu LanguageWilson, 1850 - 146 páginas |
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... assagais , they ornament . They have been taught by Europeans the use of many sorts of tools used by carpenters , masons , & c . , which they afterwards sought with extraordinary avidity . " It has been made manifest , I trust , that ...
... assagais , they ornament . They have been taught by Europeans the use of many sorts of tools used by carpenters , masons , & c . , which they afterwards sought with extraordinary avidity . " It has been made manifest , I trust , that ...
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... assagais and agricultural implements , and is said to be of a very superior quality . 66 The prices realized in England for the first exportation of cotton grown in this district , exhibited under all the disadvantageous circumstances ...
... assagais and agricultural implements , and is said to be of a very superior quality . 66 The prices realized in England for the first exportation of cotton grown in this district , exhibited under all the disadvantageous circumstances ...
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... assagai wood is not used by the natives for their assagais or lances - these are usually made of a species of salvia . † A species of the teak . + Splits well , clean grained . § African Lignum vitæ - when large the heart is quite black ...
... assagai wood is not used by the natives for their assagais or lances - these are usually made of a species of salvia . † A species of the teak . + Splits well , clean grained . § African Lignum vitæ - when large the heart is quite black ...
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