The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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... citizens are all Africans or their descendants . It hazarded the experiment under every disadvantage . Its citizens were to be adventurers in the forest of a foreign soil , and encounter difficulties similar to those which almost ...
... citizens are all Africans or their descendants . It hazarded the experiment under every disadvantage . Its citizens were to be adventurers in the forest of a foreign soil , and encounter difficulties similar to those which almost ...
Page 212
... citizens , I throw myself for a second time upon your friendly and patriotic support . This you promised me by your abundant , and by me , much appreciated suffrage of May last . How far I shall be able to fulfill my solemn pledge to ...
... citizens , I throw myself for a second time upon your friendly and patriotic support . This you promised me by your abundant , and by me , much appreciated suffrage of May last . How far I shall be able to fulfill my solemn pledge to ...
Page 353
... citizen of Liberia , the nineteeth anniversary of the independence of that Republic should not be allowed to pass by without some suitable demonstration on the part of the missionaries and other citizens of the United States now ...
... citizen of Liberia , the nineteeth anniversary of the independence of that Republic should not be allowed to pass by without some suitable demonstration on the part of the missionaries and other citizens of the United States now ...
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