The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 68
... tion Society was presented , and , on motion , referred to the stand- ing Committee on Auxiliary Societies . The Rev. Franklin Butler , Agent of the Society in the States of Maine , New Hampshire , and Vermont , presented and read a ...
... tion Society was presented , and , on motion , referred to the stand- ing Committee on Auxiliary Societies . The Rev. Franklin Butler , Agent of the Society in the States of Maine , New Hampshire , and Vermont , presented and read a ...
Page 285
... tion , and was licensed to preach the Gospel . Feeling under special obliga- tion to labor among the tribes from which , as he supposed , his ancestors were torn , he has spent the past five years among the Bassas , who live some ...
... tion , and was licensed to preach the Gospel . Feeling under special obliga- tion to labor among the tribes from which , as he supposed , his ancestors were torn , he has spent the past five years among the Bassas , who live some ...
Page 66
... tion , have acquired a knowledge of the industrious habits and do- mestic comforts of the citizens . In every direction new plantations are being commenced , and old ones materially enlarged and improved , so that I can testify that the ...
... tion , have acquired a knowledge of the industrious habits and do- mestic comforts of the citizens . In every direction new plantations are being commenced , and old ones materially enlarged and improved , so that I can testify that the ...
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