The first part of this book is in the form of a petition which the author supposes himself charged by the people of Senegal to present to the States-General, protesting against the exclusive privileges granted to the Compagnie du Sénégal. This is followed by an account of the country and its inhabitants, in the form of notes.
Authors
- Collection
- Sidney Lapidus Slavery and Abolition Collection
- Format
- Books
- Place Discussed
- Senegal
- Provider
- The New York Public Library
- Published in
- Senegal
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