The African Repository, Volumes 39-40American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 57
... increase of that race within the United States . This rate of increase may be esti- mated for the future at about two per cent . , or about 80,000 per During the last census decade the ordinary commercial facilities afforded means for ...
... increase of that race within the United States . This rate of increase may be esti- mated for the future at about two per cent . , or about 80,000 per During the last census decade the ordinary commercial facilities afforded means for ...
Page 157
... increase or decrease as compared with 1859 : Barwood ...... Camwood .... Decrease . 1860 . £ 8,939 Increase . £ 2,046 ...... 7,870 519 Copper ore .. Cotton .. 648 £ 515 .... 6,094 405 Ebony .. Guano . Gum animi ..... Gum copal . 3,797 ...
... increase or decrease as compared with 1859 : Barwood ...... Camwood .... Decrease . 1860 . £ 8,939 Increase . £ 2,046 ...... 7,870 519 Copper ore .. Cotton .. 648 £ 515 .... 6,094 405 Ebony .. Guano . Gum animi ..... Gum copal . 3,797 ...
Page 50
... increase of her free negro population from abroad , Indiana , another free State , proud , wise , intelligent and wealthy , brave , too , as the bra- vest , has gone a step further , and actually taken measures to expel the free negro ...
... increase of her free negro population from abroad , Indiana , another free State , proud , wise , intelligent and wealthy , brave , too , as the bra- vest , has gone a step further , and actually taken measures to expel the free negro ...
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