The African Repository, Volumes 39-40American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 38
... college , and its support till endowed , will demand the earnest consideration of the friends of Christian civilization in Africa . The funds remaining in the hands of the Trustees of Donations , after erecting the college buildings ...
... college , and its support till endowed , will demand the earnest consideration of the friends of Christian civilization in Africa . The funds remaining in the hands of the Trustees of Donations , after erecting the college buildings ...
Page 88
... college in West Africa is founded , and in opera- tion at Monrovia , Republic of Liberia . The main college building is seventy feet long by forty - five feet wide , and three stories in height , erected under the superintendence of Ex ...
... college in West Africa is founded , and in opera- tion at Monrovia , Republic of Liberia . The main college building is seventy feet long by forty - five feet wide , and three stories in height , erected under the superintendence of Ex ...
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... college . The other five are not understood to need pecuniary aid . There are others , in the different counties , who are anxious to enter college , and whose parents would gladly send them , but are unable to meet the expense . For ...
... college . The other five are not understood to need pecuniary aid . There are others , in the different counties , who are anxious to enter college , and whose parents would gladly send them , but are unable to meet the expense . For ...
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