African Repository and Colonial Journal, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 150
... American Colonization is American in its benevolence and in its policy ; it is intimately connected with American interests , civil , moral , and commercial ; it is conservative in all its opera- tions ; and is now , more than ever ...
... American Colonization is American in its benevolence and in its policy ; it is intimately connected with American interests , civil , moral , and commercial ; it is conservative in all its opera- tions ; and is now , more than ever ...
Page 175
... American emigrants , whose destiny , we trust , is beyond the reach of vicissitude , and that the work , in great part , of American slave holders . Let the work proceed as it has com- menced let it proceed , until the population of ...
... American emigrants , whose destiny , we trust , is beyond the reach of vicissitude , and that the work , in great part , of American slave holders . Let the work proceed as it has com- menced let it proceed , until the population of ...
Page 244
... American , as a much greater variety of articles for this trade are manufactured there than in America , and there being ever an abundance of tobacco in London and Liverpool , while few or no articles of English manufacture are to be ...
... American , as a much greater variety of articles for this trade are manufactured there than in America , and there being ever an abundance of tobacco in London and Liverpool , while few or no articles of English manufacture are to be ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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