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A pernicious climate, warm and damp lands,which engender fevers, barbarous natives, some of whom are stillcannibals, a permanent state of war between tribes, the slave-traders'suspicion of every stranger who seeks to discover the secrets of theirinfamous commerce; such are the difficulties to surmount, the dangersto overcome in this province of Angola, one of the most dangerous ofequatorial Africa.
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