The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society., 1967 - Blacks |
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They go to build up a Christian civilization which will command the respect of the world for the negro — which not only will act in Africa , but will also react for the benefit of the entire raco , in all the lands of its dispersion .
They go to build up a Christian civilization which will command the respect of the world for the negro — which not only will act in Africa , but will also react for the benefit of the entire raco , in all the lands of its dispersion .
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educational , and social regeneration ; to direct the moral and intellectual as well as spiritual forces by which this land is to be redeemed . We have to bring our teachings to bear upon the dry bones that seem to us entirely hopeless ...
educational , and social regeneration ; to direct the moral and intellectual as well as spiritual forces by which this land is to be redeemed . We have to bring our teachings to bear upon the dry bones that seem to us entirely hopeless ...
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... and with fertile land enough for their support awaiting their gratuitous acceptance on their arrival . ... yet the desire spreads and increases to go to the land whence their fathers were brought to serve wbite men ; the land where ...
... and with fertile land enough for their support awaiting their gratuitous acceptance on their arrival . ... yet the desire spreads and increases to go to the land whence their fathers were brought to serve wbite men ; the land where ...
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AFRICAN REPOSITORY | 1 |
Address of Hon John H B dress | 17 |
Africa and the Africans | 193 |
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