The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 258
... future was what he aimed at . Confident of the growth of the Union in prosperity and population , he desired that the growth of the income of his estate should be equally sure . His investments , consequently , were mainly in real ...
... future was what he aimed at . Confident of the growth of the Union in prosperity and population , he desired that the growth of the income of his estate should be equally sure . His investments , consequently , were mainly in real ...
Page 359
... future - glorious future . To live without such a prospect is to be dead . Where there is no future before a people , and where there is no hope there is lifelessness , inactivity and the eternal death . We are engaged here on this ...
... future - glorious future . To live without such a prospect is to be dead . Where there is no future before a people , and where there is no hope there is lifelessness , inactivity and the eternal death . We are engaged here on this ...
Page 212
... future . I feel , however , and past experience impels me to say , that after I shall have used my utmost endeavors to promote the various interests of the Republic , I shall neither escape the censure of some , nor come up fully to the ...
... future . I feel , however , and past experience impels me to say , that after I shall have used my utmost endeavors to promote the various interests of the Republic , I shall neither escape the censure of some , nor come up fully to the ...
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