The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 149
... give them support there for six months ; and the colony now give them twenty - five acres of land ; formerly they gave them but ten . And I say further , that those who have gone there send back to their kindred in this country ...
... give them support there for six months ; and the colony now give them twenty - five acres of land ; formerly they gave them but ten . And I say further , that those who have gone there send back to their kindred in this country ...
Page 250
... give them the benefit of my experi- ence , staying with them six months or a year . I feel now that I could take better care of my health , and could thus be a great benefit in teaching it to them . I have seen both the St. Paul's river ...
... give them the benefit of my experi- ence , staying with them six months or a year . I feel now that I could take better care of my health , and could thus be a great benefit in teaching it to them . I have seen both the St. Paul's river ...
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... Give my respects to Mrs. Newman , " says Mrs. Fanny Ryan , " and write I hope to meet her in heaven . " Write soon ... gives five thousand dollars , or the income of that sum , to the poor widows and orphans of Bridgeport . At first he ...
... Give my respects to Mrs. Newman , " says Mrs. Fanny Ryan , " and write I hope to meet her in heaven . " Write soon ... gives five thousand dollars , or the income of that sum , to the poor widows and orphans of Bridgeport . At first he ...
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