The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 190
The carriage from Abbeokuta to Lagos , together with the labor of pressing , amounts to about 3281 . The total sum , therefore , received by the native population on account of cotton , is 12,3591 . The whole of this sum is the price of ...
The carriage from Abbeokuta to Lagos , together with the labor of pressing , amounts to about 3281 . The total sum , therefore , received by the native population on account of cotton , is 12,3591 . The whole of this sum is the price of ...
Page 322
Our mission is evidently to organize the native labor all around us ; to introduce regulating and controlling law among them ; to gather their children into schools , in order to train their intellects : to make these people civilized ...
Our mission is evidently to organize the native labor all around us ; to introduce regulating and controlling law among them ; to gather their children into schools , in order to train their intellects : to make these people civilized ...
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This will lighten our toil , and soften the rigors of our labor . It will endue us with patience , and inspire a resolution to contend with difficulties until they are either removed or orercome . But our bardest labor and severest toil ...
This will lighten our toil , and soften the rigors of our labor . It will endue us with patience , and inspire a resolution to contend with difficulties until they are either removed or orercome . But our bardest labor and severest toil ...
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