The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society., 1967 - Blacks |
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So soon as Africa is cultivated the swamps will dry up , the jungles be burned into fruitful land , and the country become as pleasant and healthy as Egypt . II . THE PEOPLE are chiefly Hamites . The Jewish and Arabic population is ...
So soon as Africa is cultivated the swamps will dry up , the jungles be burned into fruitful land , and the country become as pleasant and healthy as Egypt . II . THE PEOPLE are chiefly Hamites . The Jewish and Arabic population is ...
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Ebedmelech was a type of Africa submitting to God . * Then we have , under the Christian dispensation , Simon , the Cyrenian , a native of Africa , bearing the cross after Jesus . It was not matter of accident that Simon was met and ...
Ebedmelech was a type of Africa submitting to God . * Then we have , under the Christian dispensation , Simon , the Cyrenian , a native of Africa , bearing the cross after Jesus . It was not matter of accident that Simon was met and ...
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Gold Discoveries in South Africa 224 Gold Fields of South Africa . ... 123 ITEMS FROM THE LIBERIAN REPUBLIC : New Manufacture Country Cloths - Rising of African Slaves - New Trading Post - Arrival of Sierra Leoneans - Masonic Display ...
Gold Discoveries in South Africa 224 Gold Fields of South Africa . ... 123 ITEMS FROM THE LIBERIAN REPUBLIC : New Manufacture Country Cloths - Rising of African Slaves - New Trading Post - Arrival of Sierra Leoneans - Masonic Display ...
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Contents
AFRICAN REPOSITORY | 1 |
Address of Hon John H B dress | 17 |
Africa and the Africans | 193 |
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