The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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I take pleasure in recording that the extension of our foreign relations , which , within the last few years , has been so happily brought about , is due , for the most part , to the energy and activity of our indefatigable Consul ...
I take pleasure in recording that the extension of our foreign relations , which , within the last few years , has been so happily brought about , is due , for the most part , to the energy and activity of our indefatigable Consul ...
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Our FOREIGN Relations . Nothing has occurred to interrupt the harmony and friendship subsisting between us and foreign nations ; on the contrary , our foreign relations have been gratifyingly extended . An interesting correspondence ...
Our FOREIGN Relations . Nothing has occurred to interrupt the harmony and friendship subsisting between us and foreign nations ; on the contrary , our foreign relations have been gratifyingly extended . An interesting correspondence ...
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ENCOURAGEMENT TO FOREIGN AID , —While the country should guard strictly against the insinuations of undue foreign influence , yet no unnecessary obstruction , by legal enactments , should be put in the way of foreign enterprise .
ENCOURAGEMENT TO FOREIGN AID , —While the country should guard strictly against the insinuations of undue foreign influence , yet no unnecessary obstruction , by legal enactments , should be put in the way of foreign enterprise .
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