The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 54
... become extinct . It becomes too feeble to continue its own existence . Ethiopia . belongs to the Ethiopian as surely as that the leopard cannot change his spots or the Ethiopian his skin . It is true the great Apostle Paul declares that ...
... become extinct . It becomes too feeble to continue its own existence . Ethiopia . belongs to the Ethiopian as surely as that the leopard cannot change his spots or the Ethiopian his skin . It is true the great Apostle Paul declares that ...
Page 82
... becoming acclimated , a success which is somewhat doubtful , except in the northern and southern parts of the ... become not only a successful colonist , but a missionary of civilization to his race in Africa . There is everything ...
... becoming acclimated , a success which is somewhat doubtful , except in the northern and southern parts of the ... become not only a successful colonist , but a missionary of civilization to his race in Africa . There is everything ...
Page 300
... become the general name for all long fibres ; and in case growers and importers would keep them separate , the several fibres would soon take their place and price in the market according to their sterling value . Rather more than sixty ...
... become the general name for all long fibres ; and in case growers and importers would keep them separate , the several fibres would soon take their place and price in the market according to their sterling value . Rather more than sixty ...
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