The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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... hope of receiving aid from the American Colonization Society , by way of a passage in their ship , induced about fifty families , comprising some three hundred persons , or more , to sell their cottages , give up their rented land , & c ...
... hope of receiving aid from the American Colonization Society , by way of a passage in their ship , induced about fifty families , comprising some three hundred persons , or more , to sell their cottages , give up their rented land , & c ...
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CAPE OF GOOD HOPE . Advices from Capetown , South Africa , show that a spirit of intelligent enterprise is at work there which in time will render the Cabos des Tormentos of the early navigators true to some ... HOPE . CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. ...
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE . Advices from Capetown , South Africa , show that a spirit of intelligent enterprise is at work there which in time will render the Cabos des Tormentos of the early navigators true to some ... HOPE . CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. ...
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... hope , our greatest endeavors to that end notwithstanding , to be any better or higher either politically , re- ligiously , or nationally than we are . Many of the circumstances , once form- ing formidable barriers to our progress and ...
... hope , our greatest endeavors to that end notwithstanding , to be any better or higher either politically , re- ligiously , or nationally than we are . Many of the circumstances , once form- ing formidable barriers to our progress and ...
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