The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 197
... Trustees aforesaid , that , upon application to the Legislature of this Republic , a liberal charter will be granted to the said Board of Trustees ; and that suitable and sufficient lands will be granted by this Government for such ...
... Trustees aforesaid , that , upon application to the Legislature of this Republic , a liberal charter will be granted to the said Board of Trustees ; and that suitable and sufficient lands will be granted by this Government for such ...
Page 205
... Trustees in Liberia , of the use of their corporate powers , and the administration of the affairs of their College in all respects by themselves ; which , of course , ex- cludes the idea or practice of delegating any of their corporate ...
... Trustees in Liberia , of the use of their corporate powers , and the administration of the affairs of their College in all respects by themselves ; which , of course , ex- cludes the idea or practice of delegating any of their corporate ...
Page 225
... TRUSTEES OF DONATIONS FOR EDUCA- TION IN LIBERIA . ADOPTED , BOSTON , APRIL 12 , 1865 . [ Continued from last number . ] The Trustees of Donations , having been informed of the injune- tion and its consequences , and after full ...
... TRUSTEES OF DONATIONS FOR EDUCA- TION IN LIBERIA . ADOPTED , BOSTON , APRIL 12 , 1865 . [ Continued from last number . ] The Trustees of Donations , having been informed of the injune- tion and its consequences , and after full ...
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