The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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... persons , of whom one hundred and thirty - six thousand are colored . It will readily be perceived , therefore , that this class of its population is ex- cessive , and the natural consequence of which is EMIGRATION ! Several thou- sands ...
... persons , of whom one hundred and thirty - six thousand are colored . It will readily be perceived , therefore , that this class of its population is ex- cessive , and the natural consequence of which is EMIGRATION ! Several thou- sands ...
Page 136
... persons to act as agents . Such a person Mr. Bacon seemed to be , and was strongly recommended for the work . He was acceptable to the President and was notified by him of his intended commission , at least as early as the middle of ...
... persons to act as agents . Such a person Mr. Bacon seemed to be , and was strongly recommended for the work . He was acceptable to the President and was notified by him of his intended commission , at least as early as the middle of ...
Page 339
... persons on whom to fix the too - often fatal imputations . If the in- valid be a man of power , proceedings are at once instituted against the suspected persons , who are required to clear themselves by means of the ordeal of the ...
... persons on whom to fix the too - often fatal imputations . If the in- valid be a man of power , proceedings are at once instituted against the suspected persons , who are required to clear themselves by means of the ordeal of the ...
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