African Repository and Colonial Journal, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 184
... established this Colony was fitted out in Baltimore , and a large proportion of the funds for the same furnished by the citizens of that city . Subsequently , various auxiliary Societies in aid of the American Colonization Society ...
... established this Colony was fitted out in Baltimore , and a large proportion of the funds for the same furnished by the citizens of that city . Subsequently , various auxiliary Societies in aid of the American Colonization Society ...
Page 172
... Established by the Mississippi and Louisiana Colonization Societies at Sinou ; and MARYLAND - Established by the Colonization Society of Maryland at Cape Palmas . These colonies contained in 1838 a population of about five thousand ...
... Established by the Mississippi and Louisiana Colonization Societies at Sinou ; and MARYLAND - Established by the Colonization Society of Maryland at Cape Palmas . These colonies contained in 1838 a population of about five thousand ...
Page 338
... established many large colonial factories at a place called Little Bassa . The next principal settlement is Edina on the north side of St. John's river , and opposite to it , on the south side , is the colony established by the New York ...
... established many large colonial factories at a place called Little Bassa . The next principal settlement is Edina on the north side of St. John's river , and opposite to it , on the south side , is the colony established by the New York ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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