The African Repository, Volumes 39-40American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 158
... friend Henry Rowntree , of lowa , has gone to the stations in Tennessee , to labor for the moral and religious improvement of the colored people . A valued friend in the interior of the State of New York , writes that friends there have ...
... friend Henry Rowntree , of lowa , has gone to the stations in Tennessee , to labor for the moral and religious improvement of the colored people . A valued friend in the interior of the State of New York , writes that friends there have ...
Page 379
... Friends every- where to unite together and provide clothing for the children , or to send funds to us to enable us to purchase the needed articles . There can be very few friends so poor as not to be able to furnish one gar- ment for a ...
... Friends every- where to unite together and provide clothing for the children , or to send funds to us to enable us to purchase the needed articles . There can be very few friends so poor as not to be able to furnish one gar- ment for a ...
Page 381
... Friends in England , through Josiah Forster ..... $ 2,811 19 From a Friend in England , through Samuel Rhoads ... 65 08 2,876 27 6,374 28 Special Fund to be distributed through Eliza Yates . From Friends in Germantown ... $ 385 00 66 ...
... Friends in England , through Josiah Forster ..... $ 2,811 19 From a Friend in England , through Samuel Rhoads ... 65 08 2,876 27 6,374 28 Special Fund to be distributed through Eliza Yates . From Friends in Germantown ... $ 385 00 66 ...
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