The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 91
... received by the English West African mail steamer at Liverpool , reporting the arrival at Cape Mount , De- cember 27 , and Monrovia , January 3 , of the Colonization So- ciety's ship Golconda , which sailed from Charleston , South ...
... received by the English West African mail steamer at Liverpool , reporting the arrival at Cape Mount , De- cember 27 , and Monrovia , January 3 , of the Colonization So- ciety's ship Golconda , which sailed from Charleston , South ...
Page 8
... received , by His Royal Highness the Duke of Glou- cester , patron and president , and by the other officers of the African Institution . Mr. Wilberforce introduced them to Lord Bathurst , Secretary of State for the Colonies , who gave ...
... received , by His Royal Highness the Duke of Glou- cester , patron and president , and by the other officers of the African Institution . Mr. Wilberforce introduced them to Lord Bathurst , Secretary of State for the Colonies , who gave ...
Page 334
... received on probation . There was also a religious stir at Farmingdale , where , during continual attendance on prayer - meetings , four professed to have found peace in believ- ing , and presented themselves to us to be received on ...
... received on probation . There was also a religious stir at Farmingdale , where , during continual attendance on prayer - meetings , four professed to have found peace in believ- ing , and presented themselves to us to be received on ...
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