African Repository and Colonial Journal, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 12
... colored people , while the same persons are actively engaged in forwarding as many as possible to Canada . It will not surely be pretended that the one is less " expatriation " than the other . 2. I cannot conceive how intelligent ...
... colored people , while the same persons are actively engaged in forwarding as many as possible to Canada . It will not surely be pretended that the one is less " expatriation " than the other . 2. I cannot conceive how intelligent ...
Page 97
... colored men , both at the North and the South , are turning their attention to Liberia . A friend , who has travelled extensively through the free States , during the last six months , informs us , that he conversed frequently with colored ...
... colored men , both at the North and the South , are turning their attention to Liberia . A friend , who has travelled extensively through the free States , during the last six months , informs us , that he conversed frequently with colored ...
Page 98
... colored people in general know of Liberia . But the latter have been taught to believe , that letters received and published from their friends , are forge- ries , got up to deceive them . When intelligent colored men , who have ...
... colored people in general know of Liberia . But the latter have been taught to believe , that letters received and published from their friends , are forge- ries , got up to deceive them . When intelligent colored men , who have ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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