African Repository and Colonial Journal, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 68
... never as hot here as it is in America in the summer season . You never see a dry tree here , without leaves , as you see there , in the winter , But the trees are always growing , the grass is always green . As soon as you gather one ...
... never as hot here as it is in America in the summer season . You never see a dry tree here , without leaves , as you see there , in the winter , But the trees are always growing , the grass is always green . As soon as you gather one ...
Page 325
... never , never , to think of returning to live in the United States . I have the honor to be , Rev. Sir , Your grateful servant , S. BENEDICT . COLONIZATION . THE problem which remained doubtful for some time whether a Colony could be ...
... never , never , to think of returning to live in the United States . I have the honor to be , Rev. Sir , Your grateful servant , S. BENEDICT . COLONIZATION . THE problem which remained doubtful for some time whether a Colony could be ...
Page 9
... never cease to operate ; and so long as it exists , it must produce its legitimate effects . Reason , confirmed by ... never can elevate themselves above their present grade : and while occupying that grade , never can enjoy the ...
... never cease to operate ; and so long as it exists , it must produce its legitimate effects . Reason , confirmed by ... never can elevate themselves above their present grade : and while occupying that grade , never can enjoy the ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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