The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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... whole amount received from this source , including dividends and proceeds of sale , was $ 8,272.41 . In 1854 , aid was received from the estate of Samuel Appleton , of Boston . By his Will , his executors were made trustees of man ...
... whole amount received from this source , including dividends and proceeds of sale , was $ 8,272.41 . In 1854 , aid was received from the estate of Samuel Appleton , of Boston . By his Will , his executors were made trustees of man ...
Page 273
... whole structure was very elaborately decorated with natural flowers and variegated ribbons , while there were swings in abundance for those who preferred this kind of pastime to dancing or singing . An appropriate and eloquent address ...
... whole structure was very elaborately decorated with natural flowers and variegated ribbons , while there were swings in abundance for those who preferred this kind of pastime to dancing or singing . An appropriate and eloquent address ...
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ness can be achieved only by a devotion to the various interests of the whole country , unaffected by party or sectional prejudices . The people , as a whole , must cultivate the most thorough patriot- ism ; and the representatives of ...
ness can be achieved only by a devotion to the various interests of the whole country , unaffected by party or sectional prejudices . The people , as a whole , must cultivate the most thorough patriot- ism ; and the representatives of ...
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