The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 229
... carried the letter , as he had offered to do ; but soon returned , saying that President Benson " objected to the preamble . " Two days later , December 8 , it was reported that President Roberts had received from America a copy of the ...
... carried the letter , as he had offered to do ; but soon returned , saying that President Benson " objected to the preamble . " Two days later , December 8 , it was reported that President Roberts had received from America a copy of the ...
Page 286
... carried off , and the natives fled in disorder . Governor Buchanan was at this time at Bassa Cove , St. John's river , seventy miles south of Monrovia - an express was sent to him , and he re- turned immediately . He at once determined ...
... carried off , and the natives fled in disorder . Governor Buchanan was at this time at Bassa Cove , St. John's river , seventy miles south of Monrovia - an express was sent to him , and he re- turned immediately . He at once determined ...
Page 331
... carried the clergyman and some hundreds of his parishioners to that port . They found the shipping was dressed with ... carrying the Gospel to the Ethiopians . At Hermansburg there had been a ceaseless industry . Smiths , tailors ...
... carried the clergyman and some hundreds of his parishioners to that port . They found the shipping was dressed with ... carrying the Gospel to the Ethiopians . At Hermansburg there had been a ceaseless industry . Smiths , tailors ...
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