The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 130
... increase of these natives will gather upon its borders . Their language will be , " We will go with you for we have heard that God is with you . " After the first generation , the natural increase will not be heathen but Christian ...
... increase of these natives will gather upon its borders . Their language will be , " We will go with you for we have heard that God is with you . " After the first generation , the natural increase will not be heathen but Christian ...
Page 298
... increase of population takes place our territory does not increase . Stop this increase , stop the foreign im- migration , and the negro in America may have a future that shall be no worse than his present . Until then , however ...
... increase of population takes place our territory does not increase . Stop this increase , stop the foreign im- migration , and the negro in America may have a future that shall be no worse than his present . Until then , however ...
Page 341
... increase of the slave class in Cuba , two elements of augmentation have to be kept in view ; the first , that by natural increase , and the second , by im- portations from Africa . The former is asserted to be at the annual rate of two ...
... increase of the slave class in Cuba , two elements of augmentation have to be kept in view ; the first , that by natural increase , and the second , by im- portations from Africa . The former is asserted to be at the annual rate of two ...
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