The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 25
... respect of every friend of the African race , as well as of civil- ization and Christianity . If this long down - trodden race is to vindicate its claims to that respect which it finds so difficult to se- cure among us , if it is to ...
... respect of every friend of the African race , as well as of civil- ization and Christianity . If this long down - trodden race is to vindicate its claims to that respect which it finds so difficult to se- cure among us , if it is to ...
Page 365
... respecting the interests of the people , and the progress of civilization in this region , where the French claim jurisdic- tion , and are gradually establishing their authority . While , in some respects , his views were satisfactory ...
... respecting the interests of the people , and the progress of civilization in this region , where the French claim jurisdic- tion , and are gradually establishing their authority . While , in some respects , his views were satisfactory ...
Page 109
... respecting them by a large portion of the community . They need to be inspired with self - respect ; it must , in some way , be revealed to their consciousness that they are somebody ; that their manhood is not extinguished , only ...
... respecting them by a large portion of the community . They need to be inspired with self - respect ; it must , in some way , be revealed to their consciousness that they are somebody ; that their manhood is not extinguished , only ...
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