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pleasure than aiding the great and glorious cause , the colonization of the colored people of this land , because I know from thirty years ' experience and observation in Africa that this enterprise is designed to confer more benefit in ...
pleasure than aiding the great and glorious cause , the colonization of the colored people of this land , because I know from thirty years ' experience and observation in Africa that this enterprise is designed to confer more benefit in ...
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With a view to obtain an expression of feeling from some of the leading friends of the cause in regard to a continuation of this agency in the State , a paper was prepared and circulated for signatures , of which the following is a copy ...
With a view to obtain an expression of feeling from some of the leading friends of the cause in regard to a continuation of this agency in the State , a paper was prepared and circulated for signatures , of which the following is a copy ...
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Mr. Inglis enters upon this work immediately , and at a time when the cause of African Colonization was never more ... That same Providence which cast the African upon our shores , and has at length caused the chains in which he bas ...
Mr. Inglis enters upon this work immediately , and at a time when the cause of African Colonization was never more ... That same Providence which cast the African upon our shores , and has at length caused the chains in which he bas ...
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AFRICAN REPOSITORY | 1 |
Address of Hon John H B dress | 17 |
Africa and the Africans | 193 |
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