African Repository and Colonial Journal, Volumes 20-21American colonization society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 39
... cause , that many intelligent and benevolent men have been led to pause and suspend their efforts for its benefit . Unfortunate impressions , produced by slight and transient causes , and individual dissentions on the African coast , of ...
... cause , that many intelligent and benevolent men have been led to pause and suspend their efforts for its benefit . Unfortunate impressions , produced by slight and transient causes , and individual dissentions on the African coast , of ...
Page 84
... CAUSE OF COLO . NIZATION ? The following extract of a letter from an esteemed minister of the gospel , and a pastor in the interior of the State , accompanied by a collec- tion from the people of his charge in behalf of the Colonization ...
... CAUSE OF COLO . NIZATION ? The following extract of a letter from an esteemed minister of the gospel , and a pastor in the interior of the State , accompanied by a collec- tion from the people of his charge in behalf of the Colonization ...
Page 167
... causes previously operating against it , will readily account for an almost total annihilation of interest and sympathy in the cause of coloni- zation . Nor was this the only dis- advantage under which we began and prosecuted the labors ...
... causes previously operating against it , will readily account for an almost total annihilation of interest and sympathy in the cause of coloni- zation . Nor was this the only dis- advantage under which we began and prosecuted the labors ...
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Tracy Rev J letters from 321 377 | 321 |
Treaty with the Kings of Kroo country 165 | 165 |
379 | 379 |
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