African Repository and Colonial Journal, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 19
... character of man . If you would know it , you must repair to the domestic circle - to the parlor assemblage of private friendships . There he unbends from the stiffness of character assumed to meet the public eye , displays the genuine ...
... character of man . If you would know it , you must repair to the domestic circle - to the parlor assemblage of private friendships . There he unbends from the stiffness of character assumed to meet the public eye , displays the genuine ...
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... character : that demands an order of talent far above mine . I will only add , that his soul was formed for friendship . Frank and open , he was a stranger to duplicity ; and , therefore , weighing the character of others by his own ...
... character : that demands an order of talent far above mine . I will only add , that his soul was formed for friendship . Frank and open , he was a stranger to duplicity ; and , therefore , weighing the character of others by his own ...
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... character of the company that embarked in the Mari- posa remarks : " If what is here said as to the character of these men is true , it proves several things : 1. It proves the fallacy of the oft - repeated assertion that the African ...
... character of the company that embarked in the Mari- posa remarks : " If what is here said as to the character of these men is true , it proves several things : 1. It proves the fallacy of the oft - repeated assertion that the African ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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