The African Repository, Volumes 39-40American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 148
... desire you would like to express to your family , and to the Basutos assembled round you ? ' ' Yes ; I desire them to make haste to believe and repent Let them all go to the house of God , and listen meekly to what is taught there ...
... desire you would like to express to your family , and to the Basutos assembled round you ? ' ' Yes ; I desire them to make haste to believe and repent Let them all go to the house of God , and listen meekly to what is taught there ...
Page 99
... desire of my own , no ambition to figure in political life , however justifiable such an ambition may be , has contrib- uted in the least to the causes which have conspired to place me in my present position . Nothing but the desire of ...
... desire of my own , no ambition to figure in political life , however justifiable such an ambition may be , has contrib- uted in the least to the causes which have conspired to place me in my present position . Nothing but the desire of ...
Page 171
... desire sprung up among the liberated Africans in Jamaica to carry the Gospel to Africa . The missionaries , who had been long laboring among them , encouraged this desire ; after due consideration and correspondence with the Missionary ...
... desire sprung up among the liberated Africans in Jamaica to carry the Gospel to Africa . The missionaries , who had been long laboring among them , encouraged this desire ; after due consideration and correspondence with the Missionary ...
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