Cuffe
[kuhf-ee]
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noun
Paul,1759–1817, U.S. merchant, seaman, and philanthropist: advocated U.S. black emigration to Africa.
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The next step in the legal battle was on the part of the Cuffe brothers.
It was Cuffe's plan to make a trip to Sierra Leone once every year.
An object always dear to Cuffe was the abolition of the slave trade.
Already Cuffe had informed William Allen as to his troubles.
Cuffe did not succeed so well in the disposition of his cargo.