The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 173
... hand labor , their cotton will then take its place as equal to American cotton , and sell for quite as much money . However , I have tried all these things hitherto without effect , and have trained African mechanics , who under my own ...
... hand labor , their cotton will then take its place as equal to American cotton , and sell for quite as much money . However , I have tried all these things hitherto without effect , and have trained African mechanics , who under my own ...
Page 291
... hand of God was upon them ; and when His hand is upon a people , it is destiny , and they cannot resist it . His hand was upon ther ; His hand guided them through all that " terrible " journey through the wilderness , which never passed ...
... hand of God was upon them ; and when His hand is upon a people , it is destiny , and they cannot resist it . His hand was upon ther ; His hand guided them through all that " terrible " journey through the wilderness , which never passed ...
Page 361
... hand to hand The bright , but struggling glory burn . And each , as she received the flame , Lighted her altar with its ray ; Then smiling to the next which came , Speeded it on its sparkling way . " And let us in giving an impulse to ...
... hand to hand The bright , but struggling glory burn . And each , as she received the flame , Lighted her altar with its ray ; Then smiling to the next which came , Speeded it on its sparkling way . " And let us in giving an impulse to ...
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