The African Repository, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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I had the honor of being called to the chair , and the road law was brought up , and that gentleman arose , and said he did not think it was right or proper for us to allow the Colonization Society to open a road to the interior of this ...
I had the honor of being called to the chair , and the road law was brought up , and that gentleman arose , and said he did not think it was right or proper for us to allow the Colonization Society to open a road to the interior of this ...
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On this point I only ask you to examine the evidence , and decide the question as you would , if you were called upon to decide a contested question in the jury box , or to administer justice on the bench . Thus situated , you would ...
On this point I only ask you to examine the evidence , and decide the question as you would , if you were called upon to decide a contested question in the jury box , or to administer justice on the bench . Thus situated , you would ...
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One of the first sacrifices you are called to make , is to part from your friends and relatives , from father and mother , from brothers and sisters , — from those in whose company you have lived so long that their endeared society ...
One of the first sacrifices you are called to make , is to part from your friends and relatives , from father and mother , from brothers and sisters , — from those in whose company you have lived so long that their endeared society ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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