The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 57
... Committee cannot conclude this report without express- ing their full appreciation and approval of the labors of the Rev. Dr. Orcutt in aid of contributions and donations , by will and otherwise , to the funds of the Society . Rev. Dr ...
... Committee cannot conclude this report without express- ing their full appreciation and approval of the labors of the Rev. Dr. Orcutt in aid of contributions and donations , by will and otherwise , to the funds of the Society . Rev. Dr ...
Page 58
... Committee to whom was referred the proposition to make sundry amendments to the Constitution , presented by the New Hampshire Colonization Society , have attended to the subject submitted to them , and respectfully report : That they do ...
... Committee to whom was referred the proposition to make sundry amendments to the Constitution , presented by the New Hampshire Colonization Society , have attended to the subject submitted to them , and respectfully report : That they do ...
Page 86
... Committee would therefore recommend that efficient Agents be employed by the Executive Committee in all parts of the United States , who are competent to present this sub- ject before the American people in its true light , as one of ...
... Committee would therefore recommend that efficient Agents be employed by the Executive Committee in all parts of the United States , who are competent to present this sub- ject before the American people in its true light , as one of ...
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