The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society., 1967 - Blacks |
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Page 107
Children of the aborigines in our settlements and their neighborhood to have the same rights to education as emigrants ; and the Government to have the right to establish schools in purely heathen districts .
Children of the aborigines in our settlements and their neighborhood to have the same rights to education as emigrants ; and the Government to have the right to establish schools in purely heathen districts .
Page 245
The annual statistics do not , at first sight , give a favorable reply to this question , especially when it is remembered how long the mission has been established . The total number of members and probationers , at the present time ...
The annual statistics do not , at first sight , give a favorable reply to this question , especially when it is remembered how long the mission has been established . The total number of members and probationers , at the present time ...
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Great Britain , to secure the valuable trade of West Africa , has established a line of steamers touching regularly at Monrovia and Cape Palmas . Our republican institutions have been established in Africa by those who have voluntarily ...
Great Britain , to secure the valuable trade of West Africa , has established a line of steamers touching regularly at Monrovia and Cape Palmas . Our republican institutions have been established in Africa by those who have voluntarily ...
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AFRICAN REPOSITORY | 1 |
Address of Hon John H B dress | 17 |
Africa and the Africans | 193 |
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