The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 183
... emigrants and their supplies in merchant vessels . To have chartered a ship of her capacity for the voyage she is now making would have cost $ 15,000 ; and we to fit her up for the emigrants at an expense of $ 2,500 . This would make ...
... emigrants and their supplies in merchant vessels . To have chartered a ship of her capacity for the voyage she is now making would have cost $ 15,000 ; and we to fit her up for the emigrants at an expense of $ 2,500 . This would make ...
Page 165
... emigrants almost invariably profess the faith of Jesus . They are Christian emigrants , journeying across the wide ocean , with Bibles , and Prayer Books , and Tracts , and Ser- mons , and family altars , seeking a new home amid the ...
... emigrants almost invariably profess the faith of Jesus . They are Christian emigrants , journeying across the wide ocean , with Bibles , and Prayer Books , and Tracts , and Ser- mons , and family altars , seeking a new home amid the ...
Page 253
... emigrants from the free States , emancipated slaves from the Cherokee and Choctaw Indians , nor emigrants , many of them emancipated , sent out from Maryland after 1833 . Lot Cary , who emigrated in 1821 , as has been stated ...
... emigrants from the free States , emancipated slaves from the Cherokee and Choctaw Indians , nor emigrants , many of them emancipated , sent out from Maryland after 1833 . Lot Cary , who emigrated in 1821 , as has been stated ...
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