The African Repository, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 161
The Constitution of such a Society ought to secure , as far as possible , a control over all its Agents and Officers , strict accountabili . ty , and economy in the disbursement of its funds , prompiness and punctuality in attending to ...
The Constitution of such a Society ought to secure , as far as possible , a control over all its Agents and Officers , strict accountabili . ty , and economy in the disbursement of its funds , prompiness and punctuality in attending to ...
Page 203
The people there , as elsewhere , are well disposed towards the Colony , and would much rather secure to themselves its patronage and alliance , than receive any temporary advantages which mere English traders could bestow upon them .
The people there , as elsewhere , are well disposed towards the Colony , and would much rather secure to themselves its patronage and alliance , than receive any temporary advantages which mere English traders could bestow upon them .
Page 165
But there is another Cillise independent of these which has operated strongly to secure 10 the English merchat :: monopoly of this trade . I refer to the firt that their commerce has been fostered and protected to a greater cxient than ...
But there is another Cillise independent of these which has operated strongly to secure 10 the English merchat :: monopoly of this trade . I refer to the firt that their commerce has been fostered and protected to a greater cxient than ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
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African trade 65 | 65 |
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