The African Repository, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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a Liberian commonwealth , then we have little hope of their making citizens there such as we desire to have . We believe that if all danger of insult and violence was removed from their condition here , and they had the best prospects ...
a Liberian commonwealth , then we have little hope of their making citizens there such as we desire to have . We believe that if all danger of insult and violence was removed from their condition here , and they had the best prospects ...
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I have been very sick with the country fever and hope the worst is past , though I am now most too weak to write . I hope I shall soon be acclimated , every one has this sever who has to be exposed as I do , even in the intervals of ...
I have been very sick with the country fever and hope the worst is past , though I am now most too weak to write . I hope I shall soon be acclimated , every one has this sever who has to be exposed as I do , even in the intervals of ...
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You will be detained in Norfolk about four weeks , which may be unfortunate , but I hope you will improve your time . You must try and get something to do , and if you only support your family , it will be well . I hope you will be ...
You will be detained in Norfolk about four weeks , which may be unfortunate , but I hope you will improve your time . You must try and get something to do , and if you only support your family , it will be well . I hope you will be ...
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