The African Repository, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Should they make settlements in Liberia , it would embarrass if not defeat the experiment now making there of a united representative Government . Nor is the apprehension , that our plans may be thus interfered with , groundless .
Should they make settlements in Liberia , it would embarrass if not defeat the experiment now making there of a united representative Government . Nor is the apprehension , that our plans may be thus interfered with , groundless .
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Let the intelligent reader cast his eye over a map of our settlements on the Western coast of Africa ; and he will see , that we have four distinct Colonies , separated from each other by intervals of considerable extent .
Let the intelligent reader cast his eye over a map of our settlements on the Western coast of Africa ; and he will see , that we have four distinct Colonies , separated from each other by intervals of considerable extent .
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... or our fleets of cruisers perpetually sailing near the steadily increasing settlements of Liberia , although such communications would not fail io be eminently useful , since the condition of things under our West African policy by ...
... or our fleets of cruisers perpetually sailing near the steadily increasing settlements of Liberia , although such communications would not fail io be eminently useful , since the condition of things under our West African policy by ...
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