The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 81
Page 47
The firm who purchased it state : “ We worked it alone in our mill to test its quality , and can say that we think it fully equal in every respect to our own American Upland cotton . It has an excellent fibre , dyes well , and can be ...
The firm who purchased it state : “ We worked it alone in our mill to test its quality , and can say that we think it fully equal in every respect to our own American Upland cotton . It has an excellent fibre , dyes well , and can be ...
Page 129
Why this should be so , seems to be one of the mysteries of Providence ; but as things are , we cannot change in this respect . The purest feelings of kindness towards them as a class , and the highest degree of Christian character does ...
Why this should be so , seems to be one of the mysteries of Providence ; but as things are , we cannot change in this respect . The purest feelings of kindness towards them as a class , and the highest degree of Christian character does ...
Page 133
In this respect the Republic of Liberia has great advantage over the first settlers of this country . The colonists and the natives can begin at once to have free intercourse with one another . There is no natural hindrance to immediate ...
In this respect the Republic of Liberia has great advantage over the first settlers of this country . The colonists and the natives can begin at once to have free intercourse with one another . There is no natural hindrance to immediate ...
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
Africa American American Colonization Society Annual arrived become Board building called Cape carried cause chief Christian Church citizens civilization coast College colored Committee condition continued death desire emigrants established five foreign four friends future give Government hand hope hundred important increase influence interest interior Island James John labor lake land Leone letter Liberia live March means meeting miles Mission missionary Monrovia months native nearly negro never passed persons population present President race reached received Republic respect result river Roberts sent settlement ship slaves soon station success things Thomas thousand tion town trade tribes Trustees United vessel West whole York