The African Repository, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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2 of Africa , all measures will prove , we lear , but palliative of the evil , which do not include as an end the civilization and elevation of the African race . The great inquiry should be , I conceive , How shall the greatest good ...
2 of Africa , all measures will prove , we lear , but palliative of the evil , which do not include as an end the civilization and elevation of the African race . The great inquiry should be , I conceive , How shall the greatest good ...
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In other places on the earth amalgamation may change the nature and constitution of the race , but there is no glory in this for the real black : his offspring become superior to him from mingling with another race , and his own pure ...
In other places on the earth amalgamation may change the nature and constitution of the race , but there is no glory in this for the real black : his offspring become superior to him from mingling with another race , and his own pure ...
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Reason , confirmed by experience , conducts to the conclusion that two races of men , so palpably distinguished not ... can prove it more clearly than the simplest words in which it can be stated that that unfortunate race of men while ...
Reason , confirmed by experience , conducts to the conclusion that two races of men , so palpably distinguished not ... can prove it more clearly than the simplest words in which it can be stated that that unfortunate race of men while ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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