African Repository and Colonial Journal, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 254
... Soon there came a second cry , in a tone of fear , “ breakers a - head ! " In a moment , all saw and heard them . We had just time to tack . The wind at this time freshened and changed a point or two , ena- bling us to stand off . A few ...
... Soon there came a second cry , in a tone of fear , “ breakers a - head ! " In a moment , all saw and heard them . We had just time to tack . The wind at this time freshened and changed a point or two , ena- bling us to stand off . A few ...
Page 322
... soon as they can read it . There they will find the only law and the only precepts , which ever have , or ever can govern man- kind . Take this away , and the sword will soon be in full requisition , no matter what is the color of the ...
... soon as they can read it . There they will find the only law and the only precepts , which ever have , or ever can govern man- kind . Take this away , and the sword will soon be in full requisition , no matter what is the color of the ...
Page 232
... soon in Africa ? why too does the emancipated Afri- can die so soon at the north ? why does he find no resting place here ? Is not the finger of God visible in this ? Africa must be regenerated . The colored man is fitted for that ...
... soon in Africa ? why too does the emancipated Afri- can die so soon at the north ? why does he find no resting place here ? Is not the finger of God visible in this ? Africa must be regenerated . The colored man is fitted for that ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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