The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 152
... success of this colony on the coast of Africa . I believe the experiment is a success . If I can believe the reports which come annually from the colony , it is a success . Now , sir , I do not ask for money from the public Treasury for ...
... success of this colony on the coast of Africa . I believe the experiment is a success . If I can believe the reports which come annually from the colony , it is a success . Now , sir , I do not ask for money from the public Treasury for ...
Page 28
... success which has attended past efforts encourage us to attempt still larger and nobler plans for the continent of Africa . Let the American Colonization Society and the State auxiliaries be remembered in prayers and alms . Let each ...
... success which has attended past efforts encourage us to attempt still larger and nobler plans for the continent of Africa . Let the American Colonization Society and the State auxiliaries be remembered in prayers and alms . Let each ...
Page 99
... success . English merchants . gained immense wealth by trading there , and by the aid of the English Parliament , and the English army and navy , com- pelled the natives to depend upon foreign trade , and princi- pally English trade ...
... success . English merchants . gained immense wealth by trading there , and by the aid of the English Parliament , and the English army and navy , com- pelled the natives to depend upon foreign trade , and princi- pally English trade ...
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