Liberia as American-like colony and port of Monrovia
The piece surveys Liberia as a near American clone in history language and governance, noting Monrovia as the capital with a harbor scene and a shoreward landing process. It highlights the Liberian customs officer’s demand of $100, the Schofield rifle legacy, and the colonial-era streets Water Street and Ashman Street with colonial-era buildings and residences.
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National Geographic Society
Wasahington
Iberia
America
United States
Noo
Monrovia Bay
Liberia
Little Republic
Africa
Monrovia
Cape Mount
Monrovia Point
Mesurado
Ain
Water Street
Tene Tee
Freetown
Dakar
Ashman Street
War Department
Representatives
Frank H Schofield
United States Navy
Liberian Frontier Force
Liberia Army
Schofield Rifles
Schofields
Cota
Liberia’s Coast and People in Historic Perspective
The article surveys Liberia’s geography from the West African coast into the interior, noting its reduced frontier and colonial claims versus today. It covers settler origins, the American Colonization Society, Monrovia’s growth, and Liberian demographics, races, and economic products, especially agriculture and roads as a bottleneck to development.
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Lileria
Africa
Selwras
Liberia
Ohio
United States
America
American Colonization Society
Monroe
Henry Clay
New York
Jamestown
Plymouth Roek
Republic of
Monrovia
Grand Bassa
Cave Palmas
Europe
Literia
Cape Palmas
Interior
Theoleost
Rosa Marries Above Her Station Thanks to Mrs Van Vorst
Rosa enters marriage with the Van Vorst family after a tactful interview in which Mrs Van Vorst guides Mr Van Vorge to persuade her. Rosa feels she is honoring the family, though the plan preserves her sense of equality and happiness in a long, contented marriage.
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Nat
Mr. Cand
Cameron
Cone
New York
New England
Rosa
van Vorsts
Manhattan
van Vorst
Forties
Creighton
Losa
Mrs. Cameron
Mr. Cameron
Rona
Maine
Thunterstesch
Shoughet
van Vorste
William
Sunenunton
Paris Doughboys Recall War Era Comforts
Veterans would be amazed by Paris menus offering tea chocolate coffee ice cream vodka whiskey and gin as comforts during wartime days in Calé.
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Paris
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