The African Repository, Volumes 39-40American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 284
... hundred dollars this year , re - paying the Corresponding Secretary in full the amount advanced for the machinery and leaving a surplus of several hundred dollars for arti- cles which he has ordered . He remarks , after expressing his ...
... hundred dollars this year , re - paying the Corresponding Secretary in full the amount advanced for the machinery and leaving a surplus of several hundred dollars for arti- cles which he has ordered . He remarks , after expressing his ...
Page 349
... hundred and ninety - four schol- ars ; ten country schools with eight hundred and seven scholars ; thirteen Sunday - schools , with four hundred and thirty - eight scholars ; and a total of eighty - six hundred and fifty converts ...
... hundred and ninety - four schol- ars ; ten country schools with eight hundred and seven scholars ; thirteen Sunday - schools , with four hundred and thirty - eight scholars ; and a total of eighty - six hundred and fifty converts ...
Page 363
... hundred thousand ; Commodore Wilmot , one hundred and eighty thousand . I would reduce it to one hundred and fifty thou- sand , of whom , perhaps , four fifths are women and children . The population is not a third of what the country ...
... hundred thousand ; Commodore Wilmot , one hundred and eighty thousand . I would reduce it to one hundred and fifty thou- sand , of whom , perhaps , four fifths are women and children . The population is not a third of what the country ...
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