The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society., 1967 - Blacks |
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I have for a long time thought that the native tribes residing within the near jurisdiction of the Republic could be brought into closer relationship with us by being required to contribute to the support of the Government , and by ...
I have for a long time thought that the native tribes residing within the near jurisdiction of the Republic could be brought into closer relationship with us by being required to contribute to the support of the Government , and by ...
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Dr. Barth says that the Vizier of Bornu was willing that Bibles should be brought in to some extent , and bestowed as gifts , but not offered for sale ; and the Psalms of David , in an improved Arabic version , were especially desired .
Dr. Barth says that the Vizier of Bornu was willing that Bibles should be brought in to some extent , and bestowed as gifts , but not offered for sale ; and the Psalms of David , in an improved Arabic version , were especially desired .
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tion has built up a republic holding an honorable rank in the family of nations , with churches and schools , with free institutions modeled after our own , and already attracting to it the descendants of those who , brought naked and ...
tion has built up a republic holding an honorable rank in the family of nations , with churches and schools , with free institutions modeled after our own , and already attracting to it the descendants of those who , brought naked and ...
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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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