The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Douglass and other distinguished men of color ; but he sustains his position by arguments that seem to be unanswerable . ... The following extract from a letter written by one of the most prominent and capable colored men of New York ...
Douglass and other distinguished men of color ; but he sustains his position by arguments that seem to be unanswerable . ... The following extract from a letter written by one of the most prominent and capable colored men of New York ...
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“ Having been , ” he says , " the friend of the black and colored man through the whole period of my long life , I will now ( when near its close ) give to them , ( the free black and colored man , wherever he may be throughout our ...
“ Having been , ” he says , " the friend of the black and colored man through the whole period of my long life , I will now ( when near its close ) give to them , ( the free black and colored man , wherever he may be throughout our ...
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Although it is probable that this Institution will continue its good work for Africa on an enlarged scale , yet it will become a normal and ministerial school on a large scale for the colored people of this country .
Although it is probable that this Institution will continue its good work for Africa on an enlarged scale , yet it will become a normal and ministerial school on a large scale for the colored people of this country .
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