The African Repository, Volumes 39-40American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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... labor will preserve the freed negro from the consequences here indicated . He did not anticipate , du- ring the revolutionary war , what he has experienced in New York and Indiana within the last twenty years : but in less time than has ...
... labor will preserve the freed negro from the consequences here indicated . He did not anticipate , du- ring the revolutionary war , what he has experienced in New York and Indiana within the last twenty years : but in less time than has ...
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labor and negro labor , he will be governed by his interest in choos ing between them . The whites will thus be brought into compe- tition with the negroes ; and there will soon prevail the same an- tagonism at the South that exists ...
labor and negro labor , he will be governed by his interest in choos ing between them . The whites will thus be brought into compe- tition with the negroes ; and there will soon prevail the same an- tagonism at the South that exists ...
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... labor industriously but that their labor be wisely directed . I believe that nowhere can there be found a more laborious class of men than our farmers . Destitute , for the most part , of those implements and machinery which are so ...
... labor industriously but that their labor be wisely directed . I believe that nowhere can there be found a more laborious class of men than our farmers . Destitute , for the most part , of those implements and machinery which are so ...
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