The African Repository, Volumes 39-40American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 285
... carried them all away . Since I have given myself to him he has always guided and protected me . And now I shall soon be with him . " Three days later a message brought to Mr. Mabille the news of the death of Lemina . An instant before ...
... carried them all away . Since I have given myself to him he has always guided and protected me . And now I shall soon be with him . " Three days later a message brought to Mr. Mabille the news of the death of Lemina . An instant before ...
Page 113
... carried . Moved by P. H. Paulus that W. F. Burns act as Secretary pro tem . Motion carried . The Chairman then suggested that a Committee be appointed to nominate permanent officers for the Convention . Hon . J. J. Roberts moved that ...
... carried . Moved by P. H. Paulus that W. F. Burns act as Secretary pro tem . Motion carried . The Chairman then suggested that a Committee be appointed to nominate permanent officers for the Convention . Hon . J. J. Roberts moved that ...
Page 115
... carried . J. W. Ashton , Wm . H. White , C. H. Harmon , A. Washington , Mrs. A. V. Burns , and S. F. McGill enrolled their names as members of the Convention . Messrs . George A. Dunbar and A. Washington were appointed a committee to ...
... carried . J. W. Ashton , Wm . H. White , C. H. Harmon , A. Washington , Mrs. A. V. Burns , and S. F. McGill enrolled their names as members of the Convention . Messrs . George A. Dunbar and A. Washington were appointed a committee to ...
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