The African Repository, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 132
At this moment , wo wish for excitement ; and if it were in our power we would give a new impulae to every friend of African Colonization . Let it he understood , that from Cape Mount to Cape Palmas , a distance of three hundred miles ...
At this moment , wo wish for excitement ; and if it were in our power we would give a new impulae to every friend of African Colonization . Let it he understood , that from Cape Mount to Cape Palmas , a distance of three hundred miles ...
Page 362
And we want plenty to give our friends and have them give us elephant teeth , palm oil , camwood , and other things to send you to ' Merica . We will take good care of our teachers . We will not leave them .
And we want plenty to give our friends and have them give us elephant teeth , palm oil , camwood , and other things to send you to ' Merica . We will take good care of our teachers . We will not leave them .
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Some details in regard to this company , we shall give in our next number . In the mean time , we feel it due to Mr. McDonogh , who has sent more than eighty of his slaves , amply supplied with means of settlement in Liberia , to give ...
Some details in regard to this company , we shall give in our next number . In the mean time , we feel it due to Mr. McDonogh , who has sent more than eighty of his slaves , amply supplied with means of settlement in Liberia , to give ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
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African trade 65 | 65 |
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