The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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... established schools , built houses of worship , gathered churches , sustained the preaching of the Gospel ... establish- ment of Republican institutions and Republican government upon the continent of Africa ; that blessed form of human ...
... established schools , built houses of worship , gathered churches , sustained the preaching of the Gospel ... establish- ment of Republican institutions and Republican government upon the continent of Africa ; that blessed form of human ...
Page 299
... established a negro nation on the west coast of Africa , capable of self - defence , self - support and self- increase , and having within it all the elements of an honorable nationality , with good laws faithfully executed , with a ...
... established a negro nation on the west coast of Africa , capable of self - defence , self - support and self- increase , and having within it all the elements of an honorable nationality , with good laws faithfully executed , with a ...
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... established that , to a people who may colonize Africa's shores and penetrate its interior by the ordinary process of advancing civilization , a great destiny remains in the future . Shall this colonization be by the white or the ...
... established that , to a people who may colonize Africa's shores and penetrate its interior by the ordinary process of advancing civilization , a great destiny remains in the future . Shall this colonization be by the white or the ...
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