The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 106
... school system . We have in our statute books many laws referring to common schools , but they need revision and consolidation . Depend upon it , unless this matter is attended to , our free institutions will be in dan- ger . Let ...
... school system . We have in our statute books many laws referring to common schools , but they need revision and consolidation . Depend upon it , unless this matter is attended to , our free institutions will be in dan- ger . Let ...
Page 107
... school districts , and let the people in those districts be taxed to provide school- houses and help to support the schools - the Government fur- nishing a certain amount . 2. Let a Secretary of Education be appointed , to regulate the ...
... school districts , and let the people in those districts be taxed to provide school- houses and help to support the schools - the Government fur- nishing a certain amount . 2. Let a Secretary of Education be appointed , to regulate the ...
Page 372
... schools were conditioned as follows , namely : " These appropriations for common schools are , upon the express condition that the Bishop ( Roberts , of Liberia ) shall make visitation and inspection of each school , and report to the ...
... schools were conditioned as follows , namely : " These appropriations for common schools are , upon the express condition that the Bishop ( Roberts , of Liberia ) shall make visitation and inspection of each school , and report to the ...
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