The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 72
... never to be redeemed ? Is that magnificent land never to have a history ? Is she never to take rank with other empires and peoples ? Is the darkness that has brooded over her from the beginning never to be lifted ? Are her great re- sources ...
... never to be redeemed ? Is that magnificent land never to have a history ? Is she never to take rank with other empires and peoples ? Is the darkness that has brooded over her from the beginning never to be lifted ? Are her great re- sources ...
Page 80
... never been known before . And when they find that they are no longer an important factor in the political strug ... never flourish in our cold valleys , so the African can never develope his best energies and find his highest level in ...
... never been known before . And when they find that they are no longer an important factor in the political strug ... never flourish in our cold valleys , so the African can never develope his best energies and find his highest level in ...
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... never in better heart than at present ; never more thoroughly convinced of the wisdom of the scheme of African Colonization , and of its perfect adaptation to the cir- cumstances of the times upon which we have fallen . And why should ...
... never in better heart than at present ; never more thoroughly convinced of the wisdom of the scheme of African Colonization , and of its perfect adaptation to the cir- cumstances of the times upon which we have fallen . And why should ...
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