The African Repository, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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--Liberia Herald . a CHRISTIAN MISSIONS IN LIBERIA , LIBERIA is perhaps better supplied with the Gospel , than many ... has mission houses , school houses , and churches in nearly every town in the Colonies , and several houses and ...
--Liberia Herald . a CHRISTIAN MISSIONS IN LIBERIA , LIBERIA is perhaps better supplied with the Gospel , than many ... has mission houses , school houses , and churches in nearly every town in the Colonies , and several houses and ...
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If we have not misunderstood the nature of the enterprise proposed by the philanthropists of Great Britain , the design is not only to render the country accessible to the Mission . ary , but , at the same time , to extend to him all ...
If we have not misunderstood the nature of the enterprise proposed by the philanthropists of Great Britain , the design is not only to render the country accessible to the Mission . ary , but , at the same time , to extend to him all ...
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AFRICAN MISSION . CAPE PALMAS . - The following letter from the Rev. Mr. Payne , addressed to the editor of the Southern Churchman , will furnish our readers with the most recent intelligence from our mission at Cape Palmas .
AFRICAN MISSION . CAPE PALMAS . - The following letter from the Rev. Mr. Payne , addressed to the editor of the Southern Churchman , will furnish our readers with the most recent intelligence from our mission at Cape Palmas .
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