The African Repository, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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I cannot understand how honest men can oppose the Colonization Society , because it “ expatriates ” the colored people , while the same persons are actively engaged in forwarding as many as possible to Canada .
I cannot understand how honest men can oppose the Colonization Society , because it “ expatriates ” the colored people , while the same persons are actively engaged in forwarding as many as possible to Canada .
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INTELLIGENT free 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 ...
INTELLIGENT free 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 ...
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Their narrations have enriched the periodicals of our day with correct information concerning the country and the people of every quarter of the globe . Is it , then , charitable or reasonable to teach the colored man to disbelieve ...
Their narrations have enriched the periodicals of our day with correct information concerning the country and the people of every quarter of the globe . Is it , then , charitable or reasonable to teach the colored man to disbelieve ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
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African trade 65 | 65 |
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