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Page 170
We have a very respectable library of books on Africa as the result of all these adventurous journeys . If we had but one or but two or three books of this sort , although they might agree on any point , we should perhaps wait for ...
We have a very respectable library of books on Africa as the result of all these adventurous journeys . If we had but one or but two or three books of this sort , although they might agree on any point , we should perhaps wait for ...
Page 339
We sball pass away perhaps and no results appear . But our labor is not lost . Glorious results will be enjoyed by those who come after us . And though now by being misunderstood and misrepresented our names may be covered with the dust ...
We sball pass away perhaps and no results appear . But our labor is not lost . Glorious results will be enjoyed by those who come after us . And though now by being misunderstood and misrepresented our names may be covered with the dust ...
Page 118
In each case the movement was not the result of any agency on the part of the Colonization Societies , but spontaneous , the result of a growing belief among people of color that Liberia furnishes a more desirable home for them tban ...
In each case the movement was not the result of any agency on the part of the Colonization Societies , but spontaneous , the result of a growing belief among people of color that Liberia furnishes a more desirable home for them tban ...
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AFRICAN REPOSITORY | 1 |
Address of Hon John H B dress | 17 |
Africa and the Africans | 193 |
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