The African Repository, Volumes 39-40American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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to our evangelizing efforts . The French free emigration that was robbing us of many of our people , has ceased . Educational efforts are continued , with some hope of raising up gradually a native agency , and the work of translating ...
to our evangelizing efforts . The French free emigration that was robbing us of many of our people , has ceased . Educational efforts are continued , with some hope of raising up gradually a native agency , and the work of translating ...
Page 179
... efforts to develop the agricultu- ral resources of Liberia , especially in the cultivation of coffee . The common method to bruise the coffee berry in a mortar , wash them , and pick the grains out by hand , is not only exceedingly ...
... efforts to develop the agricultu- ral resources of Liberia , especially in the cultivation of coffee . The common method to bruise the coffee berry in a mortar , wash them , and pick the grains out by hand , is not only exceedingly ...
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... efforts . They are powerfully aiding us to reclaim our heathen brethren from the great depth of ignorance , immorality and vice into which they have been sinking for unnumbered centu- ries . There is a great work in this respect to be ...
... efforts . They are powerfully aiding us to reclaim our heathen brethren from the great depth of ignorance , immorality and vice into which they have been sinking for unnumbered centu- ries . There is a great work in this respect to be ...
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