The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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... received , and it is understood to be wholly lost . This sanction , encouragement and pledge having been received , application was made to the Legislature of Massachusetts for an act of incoporation , and an act was passed , approved ...
... received , and it is understood to be wholly lost . This sanction , encouragement and pledge having been received , application was made to the Legislature of Massachusetts for an act of incoporation , and an act was passed , approved ...
Page 269
... received . The collection of about four thousand volumes by Pro- fessor Crummell , has been mentioned . Some have been sent from New York and Philadelphia , and some given in England . The first donation was that of the Edinburg ...
... received . The collection of about four thousand volumes by Pro- fessor Crummell , has been mentioned . Some have been sent from New York and Philadelphia , and some given in England . The first donation was that of the Edinburg ...
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... received since its organization ...... $ 309,759 33 The N. Y. State and Pa . Society , during their independent condition , prior to 1840 , received 95,640 00 The Mississippi Society during its independent operations received ... Making ...
... received since its organization ...... $ 309,759 33 The N. Y. State and Pa . Society , during their independent condition , prior to 1840 , received 95,640 00 The Mississippi Society during its independent operations received ... Making ...
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