The African Repository, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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J.J. ROBERTS , the Lieutenant Governor , had by virtue of his office , assumed the discharge of the duties of Governor . We give the following extracts from his official communication to the Executive Committee : GOVERNMENT House ...
J.J. ROBERTS , the Lieutenant Governor , had by virtue of his office , assumed the discharge of the duties of Governor . We give the following extracts from his official communication to the Executive Committee : GOVERNMENT House ...
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Never was man more feared or respected by the natives that Governor BUCHANAN , nor is there a man in all the colonies , the influence of whose presence can so effectually check and hold in obeyance their blustering passions , as did the ...
Never was man more feared or respected by the natives that Governor BUCHANAN , nor is there a man in all the colonies , the influence of whose presence can so effectually check and hold in obeyance their blustering passions , as did the ...
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It was entirely owing to Governor Buchanan's influence at home , that we obtained them ; for to an application by Lieut . Governor Williams 10 the Board for desences for the Colony , he received as answer : " the Board , as punishment ...
It was entirely owing to Governor Buchanan's influence at home , that we obtained them ; for to an application by Lieut . Governor Williams 10 the Board for desences for the Colony , he received as answer : " the Board , as punishment ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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