African Repository and Colonial Journal, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 315
... expected , the last moments of Mrs. MINOR . She was represented as dying when the note was sent to me ; a merciful God , however , had ordered it otherwise . Soon after the note was sent , when the attendant physician had given her up ...
... expected , the last moments of Mrs. MINOR . She was represented as dying when the note was sent to me ; a merciful God , however , had ordered it otherwise . Soon after the note was sent , when the attendant physician had given her up ...
Page 329
... expected them to start for Norfolk , a suit was instituted , which will de- tain them till it is decided . We expected twenty from Richmond , Virginia , but these also were de- tained by new difficulties , springing up after the ...
... expected them to start for Norfolk , a suit was instituted , which will de- tain them till it is decided . We expected twenty from Richmond , Virginia , but these also were de- tained by new difficulties , springing up after the ...
Page 208
... expected . There are great difficulties in the way of such a scheme , perhaps , at present , im- practicable . But we may hope that a time may come when the nations now allowing these importations may be induced , by motives of humanity ...
... expected . There are great difficulties in the way of such a scheme , perhaps , at present , im- practicable . But we may hope that a time may come when the nations now allowing these importations may be induced , by motives of humanity ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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