African Repository and Colonial Journal, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 366
... HAND , of Danville , WILD , of Brook- field , CONVERSE , of Burlington , BARNES , of Montpelier , and the Presi- dent . After a contribution in aid of its funds , reading of the treasurer's report and the re - appointment of its ...
... HAND , of Danville , WILD , of Brook- field , CONVERSE , of Burlington , BARNES , of Montpelier , and the Presi- dent . After a contribution in aid of its funds , reading of the treasurer's report and the re - appointment of its ...
Page 288
... hand into another pocket and took out another handful of silver , and said , " That's for my wife , massa . " Then he put his hand into a third pocket , and took out a some- what smaller parcel , and said , " That's for my child , massa ...
... hand into another pocket and took out another handful of silver , and said , " That's for my wife , massa . " Then he put his hand into a third pocket , and took out a some- what smaller parcel , and said , " That's for my child , massa ...
Page 314
... hand , rushes down on his adversary , and fights hand to hand , until the death of one party puts an end to the combat ! and instead of a Moselekatsi or Dingaan we have a most complete specimen of democracy . The Ashantee , as also ...
... hand , rushes down on his adversary , and fights hand to hand , until the death of one party puts an end to the combat ! and instead of a Moselekatsi or Dingaan we have a most complete specimen of democracy . The Ashantee , as also ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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