The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 342
COLORED MEN IN LIBERIA . We notice a public statement that AUGUSTUS WASHINGTON , a colored man , Speaker of the House of Representatives of the Republic of Liberia , was at one time a penniless student at Meriden , New Hampshire . This ...
COLORED MEN IN LIBERIA . We notice a public statement that AUGUSTUS WASHINGTON , a colored man , Speaker of the House of Representatives of the Republic of Liberia , was at one time a penniless student at Meriden , New Hampshire . This ...
Page 112
... colored man of reflection , of edu- cation , of refinement , with a strong desire to benefit his family and his race , and to escape from the embarrassments and dis- abilities under which he labored in this land , should deliberately ...
... colored man of reflection , of edu- cation , of refinement , with a strong desire to benefit his family and his race , and to escape from the embarrassments and dis- abilities under which he labored in this land , should deliberately ...
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... colored men in the State of Pennsylvania , and addressed to the colored men of the South . What a pity that some men will not become well informed upon a great question before they attempt to write upon and give advice to others respect ...
... colored men in the State of Pennsylvania , and addressed to the colored men of the South . What a pity that some men will not become well informed upon a great question before they attempt to write upon and give advice to others respect ...
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