The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 327
... influence to interfere with our con- trol of them . So long as we continue the policy of adhering to the coast , and keeping from enlarging the sphere of our influence to- wards the interior , it is to no purpose that we labor and toil ...
... influence to interfere with our con- trol of them . So long as we continue the policy of adhering to the coast , and keeping from enlarging the sphere of our influence to- wards the interior , it is to no purpose that we labor and toil ...
Page 136
... influence , its immunities , and responsibili- ties to them ; the impressions made upon our aboriginal popu- lation should teach them obedience , order , and respect for the authority of the Republic , thus preparing them for a full par ...
... influence , its immunities , and responsibili- ties to them ; the impressions made upon our aboriginal popu- lation should teach them obedience , order , and respect for the authority of the Republic , thus preparing them for a full par ...
Page 301
... influence of the unjust and often cruel prejudices that have been long and largely against him , and that are still largely in the way of his ad- vancement to position and influence . Here , however , in Libe- ria , to any who have ...
... influence of the unjust and often cruel prejudices that have been long and largely against him , and that are still largely in the way of his ad- vancement to position and influence . Here , however , in Libe- ria , to any who have ...
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