The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 129
... condition so unfavorable to their improvement that they would do much better there . Why this should be so , seems to be one of the mysteries of Providence ; but as things are , we cannot change in this respect . The purest feelings of ...
... condition so unfavorable to their improvement that they would do much better there . Why this should be so , seems to be one of the mysteries of Providence ; but as things are , we cannot change in this respect . The purest feelings of ...
Page 55
... condition and wants of our colored population , give promise of increased contributions during the present year . * * * * * * The condition of the negroes in this country will not be such that they ought to be satisfied with it , and ...
... condition and wants of our colored population , give promise of increased contributions during the present year . * * * * * * The condition of the negroes in this country will not be such that they ought to be satisfied with it , and ...
Page 210
and our present pecuniary embarrassed condition , too hastily predict for Li- beria a signal and disgraceful failure . Unless a word has gone forth from the Great Arbiter of nations setting narrower bounds to the mental and physical ...
and our present pecuniary embarrassed condition , too hastily predict for Li- beria a signal and disgraceful failure . Unless a word has gone forth from the Great Arbiter of nations setting narrower bounds to the mental and physical ...
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