The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 227
... land which God gave to their fathers — a land where their condition and treatment will not depend on the pleasure or interests of white men -a land where black men , instead of being a mi- nority of a party , or minorities of two ...
... land which God gave to their fathers — a land where their condition and treatment will not depend on the pleasure or interests of white men -a land where black men , instead of being a mi- nority of a party , or minorities of two ...
Page 294
... land is to be redeemed . We have to bring our teachings to bear upon the dry bones that seem to us entirely hopeless . God has bid us to prophesy . He has said that these bones shall live . Ethiopia shall stretch forth her hands unto ...
... land is to be redeemed . We have to bring our teachings to bear upon the dry bones that seem to us entirely hopeless . God has bid us to prophesy . He has said that these bones shall live . Ethiopia shall stretch forth her hands unto ...
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... land whence their fathers were brought to serve white men ; the land where they can live and develop all their faculties , and educate their chil dren , free from the overshadowing presence of a more numer- ous , more wealthy , and more ...
... land whence their fathers were brought to serve white men ; the land where they can live and develop all their faculties , and educate their chil dren , free from the overshadowing presence of a more numer- ous , more wealthy , and more ...
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