The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 158
... friends , J. C. McMillan and David Yant , both of Ohio , have promptly responded with their hundred each , and expressing their earnest desire that others will speedily follow . We feel sure that a great many of our friends on reading ...
... friends , J. C. McMillan and David Yant , both of Ohio , have promptly responded with their hundred each , and expressing their earnest desire that others will speedily follow . We feel sure that a great many of our friends on reading ...
Page 253
... friends and relations in the United States . Their friends have written to them , asking for information about Liberia , and they have replied , giving it . This cor- respondence has been kept up to the present time , and has doubtless ...
... friends and relations in the United States . Their friends have written to them , asking for information about Liberia , and they have replied , giving it . This cor- respondence has been kept up to the present time , and has doubtless ...
Page 341
... friends at home , who are desirous to come to Liberia - that they will come direct to Cape Palmas , where they will be with us . Say to all my friends , both colored and white , that I am not at Cuba , as many said I'd be , but I am ...
... friends at home , who are desirous to come to Liberia - that they will come direct to Cape Palmas , where they will be with us . Say to all my friends , both colored and white , that I am not at Cuba , as many said I'd be , but I am ...
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