The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 313
... Christians . Thus , at Cavalla , we have The Christian Supper , a frugal meal prepared by the communicants in turn , on the Friday evening before communion . The pastor meets the Christians , sings with them a hymn . Then follows a ...
... Christians . Thus , at Cavalla , we have The Christian Supper , a frugal meal prepared by the communicants in turn , on the Friday evening before communion . The pastor meets the Christians , sings with them a hymn . Then follows a ...
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... Christian State , with Christian laws and institutions ; with its common schools , high schools , and College ; with a nominally Christian population of some fifteen to twenty thousand , and a native population of some hundreds of ...
... Christian State , with Christian laws and institutions ; with its common schools , high schools , and College ; with a nominally Christian population of some fifteen to twenty thousand , and a native population of some hundreds of ...
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... Christian people . By contact with Anglo - Saxon culture and religion , they have , themselves , been somewhat permeated and vitalized by the civilization and the Christian principles of their superiors . Numbers of them have become ...
... Christian people . By contact with Anglo - Saxon culture and religion , they have , themselves , been somewhat permeated and vitalized by the civilization and the Christian principles of their superiors . Numbers of them have become ...
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