The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 59
... present building unencumbered by debt , and as large an interest fund as it now has - and it should rely upon the con- tributions of Auxiliaries and of individuals , for obtaining the means of keeping up the regular semi - annual trips ...
... present building unencumbered by debt , and as large an interest fund as it now has - and it should rely upon the con- tributions of Auxiliaries and of individuals , for obtaining the means of keeping up the regular semi - annual trips ...
Page 330
... present political organization as the great end- and lose sight of its subordinate and subsidiary character in the ... present at a state dinner given by the President of Liberia , at which were present all the high officers of the ...
... present political organization as the great end- and lose sight of its subordinate and subsidiary character in the ... present at a state dinner given by the President of Liberia , at which were present all the high officers of the ...
Page 362
... present , and a piece of cloth as a present for his father . Chief's name at Port Alexander , Sooa Cundcha ; headman , Masongo ; ivory , binga ; Cherovico , a favorite black boy's name ; Mandinga , Sooa's son ; Nonanino , a boy's name ...
... present , and a piece of cloth as a present for his father . Chief's name at Port Alexander , Sooa Cundcha ; headman , Masongo ; ivory , binga ; Cherovico , a favorite black boy's name ; Mandinga , Sooa's son ; Nonanino , a boy's name ...
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