The African Repository, Volumes 39-40American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 95
... cause ? Who that has ever given will not give more than ever ; and who that has plead her cause . will not plead with renewed importunity ? We oppose not the emancipation or elevation of the colored race . We desire it sooner than it ...
... cause ? Who that has ever given will not give more than ever ; and who that has plead her cause . will not plead with renewed importunity ? We oppose not the emancipation or elevation of the colored race . We desire it sooner than it ...
Page 293
... cause to be arrested and sent on board of ship or into their own country the seamen who may have deserted from the ships of their nation in one of the ports of the other . For this object they shall address , in writing , the competent ...
... cause to be arrested and sent on board of ship or into their own country the seamen who may have deserted from the ships of their nation in one of the ports of the other . For this object they shall address , in writing , the competent ...
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... cause , held in the Reformed Dutch Church in the city of New York , now occupied as a post - office . Seating myself in the gallery , I observed and listened to the proceedings . Three eminent men fol- lowed each other in a few brief ...
... cause , held in the Reformed Dutch Church in the city of New York , now occupied as a post - office . Seating myself in the gallery , I observed and listened to the proceedings . Three eminent men fol- lowed each other in a few brief ...
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