The African Repository, Volumes 39-40American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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... importance in the future conduct of com- mercial or other relations with these regions . In the progress of this expedition an important part has been taken by our associate , Mr. Baines , well know as the artist of the North Australian ...
... importance in the future conduct of com- mercial or other relations with these regions . In the progress of this expedition an important part has been taken by our associate , Mr. Baines , well know as the artist of the North Australian ...
Page 173
... important work . The Basle Missionary Society have had an extensive mission on the Gold Coast ; and the Rev. Mr. Auer , who was for several years connected with that mission , states , in the following com- munication , some interesting ...
... important work . The Basle Missionary Society have had an extensive mission on the Gold Coast ; and the Rev. Mr. Auer , who was for several years connected with that mission , states , in the following com- munication , some interesting ...
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... important they should live separately if both is to prosper . In no other country but Liberia can colored people live comfortably and be self - governing , and be- come a mighty nation to diffuse the blessings of civilization and ...
... important they should live separately if both is to prosper . In no other country but Liberia can colored people live comfortably and be self - governing , and be- come a mighty nation to diffuse the blessings of civilization and ...
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