The African Repository, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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... and when at any time our interior trade is stopped , our Commetcial affairs become paralyzed ; for British traders have become so inveterate against our speculators that they allow them but a small share in the trade along the coast ...
... and when at any time our interior trade is stopped , our Commetcial affairs become paralyzed ; for British traders have become so inveterate against our speculators that they allow them but a small share in the trade along the coast ...
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Nor do the Northern States desire the free people of color to become citizens with them . No , my friends , no ! We do not want them ; we abhor amalgamation ; we deplore the commixture . We desire not our youth to grow up amid the many ...
Nor do the Northern States desire the free people of color to become citizens with them . No , my friends , no ! We do not want them ; we abhor amalgamation ; we deplore the commixture . We desire not our youth to grow up amid the many ...
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“ The power of the doctors ( fetishinen , ) over the minds of the people is obviously becoming less . ... and will be qualified , if their lives are spared , in the course of it , to become efficient teachers .
“ The power of the doctors ( fetishinen , ) over the minds of the people is obviously becoming less . ... and will be qualified , if their lives are spared , in the course of it , to become efficient teachers .
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