The African Repository, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 295
As to the means by which it is to be brought about , we can determine more certainly . That Colonization is the only means , we do not pretend to believe . But that it is a means we are assured — and that God has owned and blessed it as ...
As to the means by which it is to be brought about , we can determine more certainly . That Colonization is the only means , we do not pretend to believe . But that it is a means we are assured — and that God has owned and blessed it as ...
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This man , sir , must have had the means of knowledge as much as most free colored people ; and those that I have conversed with from that time to this , are about as wise on the subject as this man was . If they ever heard of such a ...
This man , sir , must have had the means of knowledge as much as most free colored people ; and those that I have conversed with from that time to this , are about as wise on the subject as this man was . If they ever heard of such a ...
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This very instrument , sir , has been the means made use of to carry the Word of Life , liberty and peace , to the Imaum of Muscat , ( which probably it would have cost a man his life to have offered ten years ago , ) and through him to ...
This very instrument , sir , has been the means made use of to carry the Word of Life , liberty and peace , to the Imaum of Muscat , ( which probably it would have cost a man his life to have offered ten years ago , ) and through him to ...
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