The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 78
... thing for the public weal , it is important and quite becoming that the public servants - government officials - should set the example of self - denial . The mass of the people who do not study these things , but have delegated the ...
... thing for the public weal , it is important and quite becoming that the public servants - government officials - should set the example of self - denial . The mass of the people who do not study these things , but have delegated the ...
Page 138
... thing seemed changed , except that there was still the same high bank up which our father led us by the hand , the last ... things ! How the glory of that once powerful tribe has passed away ! Sending our canoe on , we landed and walked ...
... thing seemed changed , except that there was still the same high bank up which our father led us by the hand , the last ... things ! How the glory of that once powerful tribe has passed away ! Sending our canoe on , we landed and walked ...
Page 219
... things are not altogether as they are at home , or as I would like to see them . But a stranger oftimes looks for and expects to find things in a strange land that he would not and could not find at his own home . Enough to say I am ...
... things are not altogether as they are at home , or as I would like to see them . But a stranger oftimes looks for and expects to find things in a strange land that he would not and could not find at his own home . Enough to say I am ...
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