The African Repository, Volumes 39-40American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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... York , of a late student of the Ash- mun Institute , Oxford , Penn . , John W. Holm , and at the request of his ... York , and that they be published in the Presby- terian , New York Observer , Christian Recorder , and Lyceum Observer ...
... York , of a late student of the Ash- mun Institute , Oxford , Penn . , John W. Holm , and at the request of his ... York , and that they be published in the Presby- terian , New York Observer , Christian Recorder , and Lyceum Observer ...
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... York- town , where there is another large body of women and children in equal or greater destitution , and at Fort Monroe , women may be seen with no other covering than a ragged piece of carpet or sail cloth , and they beg for clothing ...
... York- town , where there is another large body of women and children in equal or greater destitution , and at Fort Monroe , women may be seen with no other covering than a ragged piece of carpet or sail cloth , and they beg for clothing ...
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... York Equatorial Regions ............ 347 First of December ............... 126 Fourth of July at Monrovia .. 317 Freedmen Galla Country Gambia ........... 22 News from ...... 136 38 244 Seventeenth Anniversity of 11 M. Major Charles ...
... York Equatorial Regions ............ 347 First of December ............... 126 Fourth of July at Monrovia .. 317 Freedmen Galla Country Gambia ........... 22 News from ...... 136 38 244 Seventeenth Anniversity of 11 M. Major Charles ...
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