The African Repository, Volumes 23-24American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Colonization as viewed in connerion with Divine Providence . “ There's a Divinity that shapes our ends , Rough hew them how we may . ” The sentiment embodied in the I will deny the fact above asserted , above quotation , is in ...
Colonization as viewed in connerion with Divine Providence . “ There's a Divinity that shapes our ends , Rough hew them how we may . ” The sentiment embodied in the I will deny the fact above asserted , above quotation , is in ...
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But the idea that Providence children , and of generations yet unwill establish such governments as born , is in our hands , nay more , the he shall deem most fit for his crea- redemption of Africa from the deep lures , and will give ...
But the idea that Providence children , and of generations yet unwill establish such governments as born , is in our hands , nay more , the he shall deem most fit for his crea- redemption of Africa from the deep lures , and will give ...
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This result has prevented Divine Providence may be thus many of you from going south , where circumscribing you — may be hedge the advantages of education are al . ing up your way ...
This result has prevented Divine Providence may be thus many of you from going south , where circumscribing you — may be hedge the advantages of education are al . ing up your way ...
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