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Angoxa-Its History-Perfidious Conduct of the Portuguese-Effects of British Interference-Wholesale Dread which the Portuguese have of the Imâm of Muskat-Visit of the Sultan of Angoxa to Johanna-Invites a British Merchant to Trade with him-Seizure of the British Brig "Reliance."
Passing on from the mouths of the Zambesi, with all its untold treasures, we come to a country which, having abandoned the slave-trade, and entered into legitimate commerce, finds its reward in growing richer and more powerful every year, while the neighbouring Portuguese settlements, abandoned to the nefarious traffic in human beings, become annually more impoverished.