The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 108
... Africa is pre- pared to appreciate , and be profitted by . Africa stands in a waiting posture to receive them - with outstretched arms to welcome them to her embrace . She is famishing for the bread of life ; and her Americanized sons ...
... Africa is pre- pared to appreciate , and be profitted by . Africa stands in a waiting posture to receive them - with outstretched arms to welcome them to her embrace . She is famishing for the bread of life ; and her Americanized sons ...
Page 82
... Africa , and those relating to America , When the Society was organized , Africa was regarded as a remote , wild and unknown country . Exporting men thither was declared by some to be cruelty , a hopeless exile . All this is changed ...
... Africa , and those relating to America , When the Society was organized , Africa was regarded as a remote , wild and unknown country . Exporting men thither was declared by some to be cruelty , a hopeless exile . All this is changed ...
Page 345
... Africa alone , suggests this declaration to the mind . Involved in its introduction and growth in Africa , are mysteries which only the events of the future may unravel . Not the least among the ... AFRICA . THE CIVILIZATION OF AFRICA. ...
... Africa alone , suggests this declaration to the mind . Involved in its introduction and growth in Africa , are mysteries which only the events of the future may unravel . Not the least among the ... AFRICA . THE CIVILIZATION OF AFRICA. ...
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