African Repository and Colonial Journal, Volumes 20-21American colonization society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 156
... missionary at Cape Palmas we are informed , that it is the united tes- timony of all the missionaries , that a progress is made by native children , as rapid and satisfactory in all the ordinary branches of education , agricul- ture and ...
... missionary at Cape Palmas we are informed , that it is the united tes- timony of all the missionaries , that a progress is made by native children , as rapid and satisfactory in all the ordinary branches of education , agricul- ture and ...
Page 326
... missionary ; what incalculable blessings may you become the agents of conveying to thousands of the wretched natives of Africa ! The example of the colored missionary , Waning , once a slave here , afterwards liberated and then educated ...
... missionary ; what incalculable blessings may you become the agents of conveying to thousands of the wretched natives of Africa ! The example of the colored missionary , Waning , once a slave here , afterwards liberated and then educated ...
Page 274
... Missionary far as in them lies , the moral and Boards . religious interests of the colonists , becomes more and more apparent , it is believed that no obstacles to the beneficial influence of the mission will be interposed . " Of the ...
... Missionary far as in them lies , the moral and Boards . religious interests of the colonists , becomes more and more apparent , it is believed that no obstacles to the beneficial influence of the mission will be interposed . " Of the ...
Contents
Tracy Rev J letters from 321 377 | 321 |
Treaty with the Kings of Kroo country 165 | 165 |
379 | 379 |
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