The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 118
... colored men of New York , who proposes to sail in a few weeks , with his family , for Liberia , is another evidence of the change which is continually occurring in the minds and dispositions of influential members of the colored ...
... colored men of New York , who proposes to sail in a few weeks , with his family , for Liberia , is another evidence of the change which is continually occurring in the minds and dispositions of influential members of the colored ...
Page 261
... 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 through- out our widely extended country , ) a parting counsel and advice ...
... 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 through- out our widely extended country , ) a parting counsel and advice ...
Page 343
... colored people of this country . The names of those connected with it as trustees , inspec- tors and friends , gives an ample guarantee that it will be a solidly useful Institution . Instead of abstract theories as to the best methods ...
... colored people of this country . The names of those connected with it as trustees , inspec- tors and friends , gives an ample guarantee that it will be a solidly useful Institution . Instead of abstract theories as to the best methods ...
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