African Repository and Colonial Journal, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 275
... object of the F. M. Society , and to this object does it consecrate some of its choicest talents , highest ornaments of piety , and profoundest erudition . On this ground are men whom chiefs delight to honor , and the people ardently ...
... object of the F. M. Society , and to this object does it consecrate some of its choicest talents , highest ornaments of piety , and profoundest erudition . On this ground are men whom chiefs delight to honor , and the people ardently ...
Page 71
... object . Resolved , That this plan be submitted by letter to some of the distinguished friends of the Society in different States , that they be requested to promote the object . It was further urged in this Report , that while much of ...
... object . Resolved , That this plan be submitted by letter to some of the distinguished friends of the Society in different States , that they be requested to promote the object . It was further urged in this Report , that while much of ...
Page 168
... object . There cannot be a doubt that this movement on the part of Virginia , exerted a pre- ponderating influence in producing the subsequent organization of the American Coloni- zation Society . But it is due to the memory of a ...
... object . There cannot be a doubt that this movement on the part of Virginia , exerted a pre- ponderating influence in producing the subsequent organization of the American Coloni- zation Society . But it is due to the memory of a ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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