The African Repository, Volumes 39-40American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 325
... land , though entirely unprotected , has lain uninvaded . We regard it as a provi- dential call to Africans everywhere to go up and possess the land ; " so that in a sense that is not merely constructive and figurative , but truly ...
... land , though entirely unprotected , has lain uninvaded . We regard it as a provi- dential call to Africans everywhere to go up and possess the land ; " so that in a sense that is not merely constructive and figurative , but truly ...
Page 354
... land to which God was leading them . When Moses sent out spies to search the land of Canaan , every man , on his return , seemed to be influenced in his report by his peculiar temperament , previous habits of thought , by the degree of ...
... land to which God was leading them . When Moses sent out spies to search the land of Canaan , every man , on his return , seemed to be influenced in his report by his peculiar temperament , previous habits of thought , by the degree of ...
Page 358
... land , men are going thither from other quarters of the globe . They are entering the land from various quarters with various motives and designs , and may eventually so pre - occupy the land as to cut us off from the fair inheritance ...
... land , men are going thither from other quarters of the globe . They are entering the land from various quarters with various motives and designs , and may eventually so pre - occupy the land as to cut us off from the fair inheritance ...
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