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| | Niger Mission, by Samuel Adjai Crowther (1872) |
 | | At Lokoja a British Consul resided for several years, Dr. Baikie, who zealously promoted the objects of the Mission, as well as the commercial interests of the British traders. |
 | | To-day, under a pretence of friendship to Lokoja, and of being a dependent of King Masaba, Akaia came off the settlement with fourteen armed canoes, and halted on a sand-bank opposite the town, to demand the refugees from Shintakun to be delivered to him. |
 | | We had the satisfaction to think that the inhabitants of Lokoja, being regarded as the King's warriors, were paid for carrying our loads over this great mountain, and were not compelled to do it gratuitously to serve the King. |
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