The African Repository, Volumes 39-40American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 251
... establish Christian churches , and have established them there . Such things we are sure have been reported far in the interior , and Christianity now stands contrasted with Mohammedanism , as being the deliverer , while the latter is ...
... establish Christian churches , and have established them there . Such things we are sure have been reported far in the interior , and Christianity now stands contrasted with Mohammedanism , as being the deliverer , while the latter is ...
Page 262
... established as early as the several school committees could engage teachers and procure books . They num- ber in the aggregate sixteen schools , to be increased by the num- ber to be established in Grand Bassa county . " The ...
... established as early as the several school committees could engage teachers and procure books . They num- ber in the aggregate sixteen schools , to be increased by the num- ber to be established in Grand Bassa county . " The ...
Page 363
... established at Thurso . He improved the quality of British wool , imported 800 sheep from all coun- tries at his own expense , and established the British Wool Society . The re- sult was , the introduction into Scotland of the ...
... established at Thurso . He improved the quality of British wool , imported 800 sheep from all coun- tries at his own expense , and established the British Wool Society . The re- sult was , the introduction into Scotland of the ...
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