The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 73
... continent , and He did not make it for naught . This moral wilderness is destined hereafter to blossom with the noblest fruits of civilization and the sweetest flowers of religion . Splendid cities will rise there , her dark jungles ...
... continent , and He did not make it for naught . This moral wilderness is destined hereafter to blossom with the noblest fruits of civilization and the sweetest flowers of religion . Splendid cities will rise there , her dark jungles ...
Page 86
... continent , embracing millions of enlightened and Christianized citizens . This system of aiding our colored people to take possession of the continent of Africa is one of the noblest of American enterprises . Barnaby , in his " Travels ...
... continent , embracing millions of enlightened and Christianized citizens . This system of aiding our colored people to take possession of the continent of Africa is one of the noblest of American enterprises . Barnaby , in his " Travels ...
Page 172
... continent ! Then , when men's souls can no longer tolerate the abomina- tions of African paganism ; when their hearts are sickened at the dishonor done to Christ by the gross heathenism of a whole continent , then the white man will ...
... continent ! Then , when men's souls can no longer tolerate the abomina- tions of African paganism ; when their hearts are sickened at the dishonor done to Christ by the gross heathenism of a whole continent , then the white man will ...
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