The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 132
... means . Africa is one of the richest countries on the globe by nature ; and it only requires a moderate industry , and a skillful application , to turn her natural riches into the common forms of national and individual wealth . Farmers ...
... means . Africa is one of the richest countries on the globe by nature ; and it only requires a moderate industry , and a skillful application , to turn her natural riches into the common forms of national and individual wealth . Farmers ...
Page 205
... means intended for this purpose at the disposal of the Trustees of the College in Liberia , with such suggestions and advice as they might think proper to give ; but which sug- gestions or advice should not be , in any degree ...
... means intended for this purpose at the disposal of the Trustees of the College in Liberia , with such suggestions and advice as they might think proper to give ; but which sug- gestions or advice should not be , in any degree ...
Page 151
... means of obtaining a living here , they are ample , cheap , and abundant , and sure , if the emigrant will rely upon the cultivation of the soil . You must not infer from this that there are no other means of obtaining a living and ...
... means of obtaining a living here , they are ample , cheap , and abundant , and sure , if the emigrant will rely upon the cultivation of the soil . You must not infer from this that there are no other means of obtaining a living and ...
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