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phase of the enterprise or of its religious or philanthropic results ; but , sir , it is impossible at this late day that we should shut our eyes to the fact that the scheme as a scheme for the transfer of the colored race from the ...
phase of the enterprise or of its religious or philanthropic results ; but , sir , it is impossible at this late day that we should shut our eyes to the fact that the scheme as a scheme for the transfer of the colored race from the ...
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Hence the fact that the most terrible afflictions are unable to crush him . His facile nature wards them off , or else through the inspirations of hope , neutralizes their influences . Hence also the pliancy with which , and without ...
Hence the fact that the most terrible afflictions are unable to crush him . His facile nature wards them off , or else through the inspirations of hope , neutralizes their influences . Hence also the pliancy with which , and without ...
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The officers and friends of the Colonization Society regard the Republic as an established fact — that it will stand and extend its benign influence though no more emigrants should be sent from America ; but some of the tribes around ...
The officers and friends of the Colonization Society regard the Republic as an established fact — that it will stand and extend its benign influence though no more emigrants should be sent from America ; but some of the tribes around ...
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AFRICAN REPOSITORY | 1 |
Address of Hon John H B dress | 17 |
Africa and the Africans | 193 |
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