The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society., 1967 - Blacks |
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tion , and that if it be adopted and carried out efficiently , it may bę . come an important means of ultimately effecting the end so much desired . The proposition only contemplates co - operating with the American Colonization Society ...
tion , and that if it be adopted and carried out efficiently , it may bę . come an important means of ultimately effecting the end so much desired . The proposition only contemplates co - operating with the American Colonization Society ...
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The absence of some good and cheap mechanical or other means for extracting the spinning fibres . 2. The difficulty of land transport , from the non - existence in Africa of roads over wbich the fibres of all classes might be ...
The absence of some good and cheap mechanical or other means for extracting the spinning fibres . 2. The difficulty of land transport , from the non - existence in Africa of roads over wbich the fibres of all classes might be ...
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Committee have had their attention called to the difficulty of procuring emigrants to secure the ground that had been provided for their home in Africa , and they have urged the adoption of the means necessary to that end .
Committee have had their attention called to the difficulty of procuring emigrants to secure the ground that had been provided for their home in Africa , and they have urged the adoption of the means necessary to that end .
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AFRICAN REPOSITORY | 1 |
Address of Hon John H B dress | 17 |
Africa and the Africans | 193 |
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