The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 148
... fact that the scheme as a scheme for the transfer of the colored race from the United States to the African ... facts , either in the particular or in the general , as they have been stated by the gentlemen from Pennsylvania . Perhaps I ...
... fact that the scheme as a scheme for the transfer of the colored race from the United States to the African ... facts , either in the particular or in the general , as they have been stated by the gentlemen from Pennsylvania . Perhaps I ...
Page 259
... fact that the most terrible afflictions are unable to crush him . His facile nature wards them off , or else through the inspira- tions of hope , neutralizes their influences . Hence also the pliancy with which , and without losing his ...
... fact that the most terrible afflictions are unable to crush him . His facile nature wards them off , or else through the inspira- tions of hope , neutralizes their influences . Hence also the pliancy with which , and without losing his ...
Page 211
... fact , that almost from its inception there has been a pre vailing distrust of its ulterior aims , of the actual spirit which animated it , and unfriendly criticism of its plans of operation ; and yet there have been but very few ...
... fact , that almost from its inception there has been a pre vailing distrust of its ulterior aims , of the actual spirit which animated it , and unfriendly criticism of its plans of operation ; and yet there have been but very few ...
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