African Repository and Colonial Journal, Volumes 20-21American colonization society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 144
... whole Krako family . And he felt very happy that they had been so signally punished , for they were ruining the character of the whole country . He would have punished them himself if he had had force . And now that they were broken up ...
... whole Krako family . And he felt very happy that they had been so signally punished , for they were ruining the character of the whole country . He would have punished them himself if he had had force . And now that they were broken up ...
Page 20
... whole , and , hence , even admitting that all that is stated is true , yet it is presumptuous to look to it to accomplish all . It has recovered some moral waste spots , but shall the whole wilderness and every solitary place be glad ...
... whole , and , hence , even admitting that all that is stated is true , yet it is presumptuous to look to it to accomplish all . It has recovered some moral waste spots , but shall the whole wilderness and every solitary place be glad ...
Page 189
... whole 4,000 miles , and leave a surplus of $ 79,939 , or $ 38,868 a year , to be expended in colonization . And yet again : The whole expense of this work can by no means be allowed to fall upon this country . The annual expense of the ...
... whole 4,000 miles , and leave a surplus of $ 79,939 , or $ 38,868 a year , to be expended in colonization . And yet again : The whole expense of this work can by no means be allowed to fall upon this country . The annual expense 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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