African Repository and Colonial Journal, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 102
... gospel labors , are ready to receive and welcome all who come to teach them the knowledge and worship of the true God . Those who plead for missions can , for the first time , point to the greater portion of a continent , filled with ...
... gospel labors , are ready to receive and welcome all who come to teach them the knowledge and worship of the true God . Those who plead for missions can , for the first time , point to the greater portion of a continent , filled with ...
Page 103
... gospel . A whole town has been brought under its influence , and others have been greatly moved . Let it be remembered , too , that these are among the very worst specimens of African population ; having added to the degradation of ...
... gospel . A whole town has been brought under its influence , and others have been greatly moved . Let it be remembered , too , that these are among the very worst specimens of African population ; having added to the degradation of ...
Page 328
... Gospel sent them and their countrymen . To the Rev. Mr. Dove : - BADAGRY , MARCH 2d , 1841 . REV . AND DEAR SIR , -It was my desire to write to you this day , hoping it may not offend you . By the providence of God , I was once brought ...
... Gospel sent them and their countrymen . To the Rev. Mr. Dove : - BADAGRY , MARCH 2d , 1841 . REV . AND DEAR SIR , -It was my desire to write to you this day , hoping it may not offend you . By the providence of God , I was once brought ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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