African Repository and Colonial Journal, Volumes 17-18American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 149
... tion of force by any one power or party , that would endanger the peace or security of any other power . Great Britain has taken a prominent part in these measures , and , at the imminent risk of a war with France , has effected her ...
... tion of force by any one power or party , that would endanger the peace or security of any other power . Great Britain has taken a prominent part in these measures , and , at the imminent risk of a war with France , has effected her ...
Page 143
... tion principles , and at the same time showing what influence many of the great and good in the Southern States have exerted in favor of Coloniza- tion . Such an essay would certainly exert a very happy and extensive influence over the ...
... tion principles , and at the same time showing what influence many of the great and good in the Southern States have exerted in favor of Coloniza- tion . Such an essay would certainly exert a very happy and extensive influence over the ...
Page 163
... tion Society , like our Federal Union , rests upon principles in which all wise , patriotic and benevolent men may agree , and by the support of which , they promote the good of our common country , the best interests of our colored ...
... tion Society , like our Federal Union , rests upon principles in which all wise , patriotic and benevolent men may agree , and by the support of which , they promote the good of our common country , the best interests of our colored ...
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TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF | 1 |
Annual meeting the next | 16 |
African trade 65 | 65 |
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