The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 337
... foreign influence of the Republic as the present administration . The first and most important foreign measure was to enter into relations of friendship with the small State of our own race in the Western Hemisphere . Liberia stretched ...
... foreign influence of the Republic as the present administration . The first and most important foreign measure was to enter into relations of friendship with the small State of our own race in the Western Hemisphere . Liberia stretched ...
Page 100
... foreign nations . How could any doctrine of overpopulation possibly be applied to that part of the Empire of Brazil ? Yet this doctrine of over- population affects not only the political economy and legisla- tion of England , but even ...
... foreign nations . How could any doctrine of overpopulation possibly be applied to that part of the Empire of Brazil ? Yet this doctrine of over- population affects not only the political economy and legisla- tion of England , but even ...
Page 217
... foreign and Liberian build . ( " Schooner ' Edina , ' 55 tons burden , foreign built , owned by J. L. Crusoe ; Sloop ' Corinee , ' 8 tons burden , foreign built , owned by J. L. Crusoe ; Brig Theodorus , ' 217 tons burden , foreign ...
... foreign and Liberian build . ( " Schooner ' Edina , ' 55 tons burden , foreign built , owned by J. L. Crusoe ; Sloop ' Corinee , ' 8 tons burden , foreign built , owned by J. L. Crusoe ; Brig Theodorus , ' 217 tons burden , foreign ...
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