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Page 276
Owing to a strong sea breeze impeding the progress of our canoe , we were fifteen or twenty minutes after four o'clock , ( the hour of service ; ) late in reaching the place . We found Rovs . Messrs . Crummell and Doldron in surplices ...
Owing to a strong sea breeze impeding the progress of our canoe , we were fifteen or twenty minutes after four o'clock , ( the hour of service ; ) late in reaching the place . We found Rovs . Messrs . Crummell and Doldron in surplices ...
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On the 25th of March , Brother Hill reached Boston , and was cordially welcomed by Rev. Drs . Warren and Murdock , and by the members of the Executive Committee of the American Baptist Missionary Union . His addresses awakened a deep ...
On the 25th of March , Brother Hill reached Boston , and was cordially welcomed by Rev. Drs . Warren and Murdock , and by the members of the Executive Committee of the American Baptist Missionary Union . His addresses awakened a deep ...
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... from the north or from the south , has come to him ; no white man has been in his midst ; no ' fire - water ' has reached him ; he is shut out from the world around him , and has been left to the devices of his own untutored heart .
... from the north or from the south , has come to him ; no white man has been in his midst ; no ' fire - water ' has reached him ; he is shut out from the world around him , and has been left to the devices of his own untutored heart .
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AFRICAN REPOSITORY | 1 |
Address of Hon John H B dress | 17 |
Africa and the Africans | 193 |
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