The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 108
... able to return to his country ; taking with him not only secular knowledge , but that also which is able to make wise unto salvation . - Caralla ( Liberia ) Mes- senger . Number . TABLE OF EMIGRANTS SETTLED IN LIBERIA BY THE 108 [ April ...
... able to return to his country ; taking with him not only secular knowledge , but that also which is able to make wise unto salvation . - Caralla ( Liberia ) Mes- senger . Number . TABLE OF EMIGRANTS SETTLED IN LIBERIA BY THE 108 [ April ...
Page 136
... able Judges and well - read Lawyers in that State , & c . Yet , Liberia can even now , a little over forty years after the landing of the first emigrants on her soil , boast of learned Judges and able Lawyers , who would be no dis ...
... able Judges and well - read Lawyers in that State , & c . Yet , Liberia can even now , a little over forty years after the landing of the first emigrants on her soil , boast of learned Judges and able Lawyers , who would be no dis ...
Page 198
... able to show themselves as capable of getting along in the world as the superior race . But where the races have been separated , the inferior race has then been able to display quite as much aptitude in all that is essential to the ...
... able to show themselves as capable of getting along in the world as the superior race . But where the races have been separated , the inferior race has then been able to display quite as much aptitude in all that is essential to the ...
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