The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 63
... American Colonization Society , he became its warm friend , and on several occasions gave it the benefit of his brilliant eloquence . -000- EMIGRATION FROM BARBADOS . We learn that the spirit of emigration to Liberia continues to gain ...
... American Colonization Society , he became its warm friend , and on several occasions gave it the benefit of his brilliant eloquence . -000- EMIGRATION FROM BARBADOS . We learn that the spirit of emigration to Liberia continues to gain ...
Page 112
... American Colonization Society was formed at a meeting presid- ed over by Hon . Henry Clay , of Kentucky , held at Washington on 21st December , 1816. Its organization and carly operations were stimulated by influences coming from two ...
... American Colonization Society was formed at a meeting presid- ed over by Hon . Henry Clay , of Kentucky , held at Washington on 21st December , 1816. Its organization and carly operations were stimulated by influences coming from two ...
Page 179
... America ; and thinking upon the now agitated question in that country , as to whether the blacks in it will be allowed a voice in the selection of those who are to represent them in the American Congress , my former convictions that the ...
... America ; and thinking upon the now agitated question in that country , as to whether the blacks in it will be allowed a voice in the selection of those who are to represent them in the American Congress , my former convictions that the ...
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