The African Repository, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 324
Our Government is intended to be a republic , and although there is too much power in the hands of the Governor , still the remedy is in our own hands , and we feel sanguine that before long we will be rid of every arbitrary feature ...
Our Government is intended to be a republic , and although there is too much power in the hands of the Governor , still the remedy is in our own hands , and we feel sanguine that before long we will be rid of every arbitrary feature ...
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“ Oves , my dear preacher ; master Jesus is with me all the day long , and I feel him in my heart . ... During this conversation , tears dropped freely down his care - worn cheeks , indicating the deep feeling within .
“ Oves , my dear preacher ; master Jesus is with me all the day long , and I feel him in my heart . ... During this conversation , tears dropped freely down his care - worn cheeks , indicating the deep feeling within .
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But I feel the most perfect confidence in the truth of all the facts which I allege , and of iny ability to sustain them before any tribunal . Most of them are well known to hundreds . Whilst I feel conscious that I ain influenced by no ...
But I feel the most perfect confidence in the truth of all the facts which I allege , and of iny ability to sustain them before any tribunal . Most of them are well known to hundreds . Whilst I feel conscious that I ain influenced by no ...
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