The African Repository, Volumes 29-30American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 137
... means , strain every nerve to master some important mechanical art . At pres- ent , the facilities for doing this are few - institutions of learning are more readily opened to you than the work - shop ; but the Lord helps them who will ...
... means , strain every nerve to master some important mechanical art . At pres- ent , the facilities for doing this are few - institutions of learning are more readily opened to you than the work - shop ; but the Lord helps them who will ...
Page 168
... means and his own time once know portions of the country could concur and that on a fixed and regularly recurring day heartily unite but this one of colonizing in each month or each two months a liner our colored people on the shores of ...
... means and his own time once know portions of the country could concur and that on a fixed and regularly recurring day heartily unite but this one of colonizing in each month or each two months a liner our colored people on the shores of ...
Page 233
... means of The degraded condition of Africa reaching her - the only effectual and the miserable condition of the means , the colonizing of the African African , appeal to us as freemen , froin our own land . Other doors as christians and ...
... means of The degraded condition of Africa reaching her - the only effectual and the miserable condition of the means , the colonizing of the African African , appeal to us as freemen , froin our own land . Other doors as christians and ...
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