The African Repository, Volumes 39-40American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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... hope . There are about fifteen persons now , who would apply for admission to the church , the present and coming week , but it is doubtful whether they will be able to leave their business to come at this time . If all could be present ...
... hope . There are about fifteen persons now , who would apply for admission to the church , the present and coming week , but it is doubtful whether they will be able to leave their business to come at this time . If all could be present ...
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... hope that it may yet realize the ex- pectations of the committee and my own . For many years to come , however , the High School at Mount Vaughan will be more appropriate for Mr. Auer's plans of education than Boh en . Owing to the ...
... hope that it may yet realize the ex- pectations of the committee and my own . For many years to come , however , the High School at Mount Vaughan will be more appropriate for Mr. Auer's plans of education than Boh en . Owing to the ...
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THE HOPE OF AFRICA . The following is from a prominent citizen of Liberia . Though not designed for the public eye , the hope is entertained that its pub- lication will be useful . MONROVIA , MARCH , 1864 . DEAR SIR : You will be glad ...
THE HOPE OF AFRICA . The following is from a prominent citizen of Liberia . Though not designed for the public eye , the hope is entertained that its pub- lication will be useful . MONROVIA , MARCH , 1864 . DEAR SIR : You will be glad ...
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