The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 148
... months , and though they received frequent reinforce- ments there remained ten years afterward but 300. Of the 1500 that came to Boston with John Winthrop in 1630 , two hundred died in six months . What are the facts with regard to ...
... months , and though they received frequent reinforce- ments there remained ten years afterward but 300. Of the 1500 that came to Boston with John Winthrop in 1630 , two hundred died in six months . What are the facts with regard to ...
Page 260
... months more Mon- day was won and the slaves were free men . In five months more , free labor had paid the balance due for their children , and all were ready to depart for Liberia . Circumstances caused a brief delay , but on the 11th ...
... months more Mon- day was won and the slaves were free men . In five months more , free labor had paid the balance due for their children , and all were ready to depart for Liberia . Circumstances caused a brief delay , but on the 11th ...
Page 358
... months , as in the United States , we allow fully eight months to the dissentient minor- ity to carry out their purposes . This is a defect that calls loudly for imme- diate remedy . These changes , as I have said , depend upon the will ...
... months , as in the United States , we allow fully eight months to the dissentient minor- ity to carry out their purposes . This is a defect that calls loudly for imme- diate remedy . These changes , as I have said , depend upon the will ...
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