The African Repository, Volumes 39-40American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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... means . For where there is life in a Church to send forth spiritual laborers , it will call forth also the funds to sustain them . But for this purpose , means , wise and continued , must be used . The plan of the Church Missionary ...
... means . For where there is life in a Church to send forth spiritual laborers , it will call forth also the funds to sustain them . But for this purpose , means , wise and continued , must be used . The plan of the Church Missionary ...
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... means of success in business , and in all the avocations of life . To think meanly of one's self is to sink ourselves in the estimation of others ; for if we undervalue ourselves , our conduct will be correspondingly mean . If a man ...
... means of success in business , and in all the avocations of life . To think meanly of one's self is to sink ourselves in the estimation of others ; for if we undervalue ourselves , our conduct will be correspondingly mean . If a man ...
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means diminished . The enamored worshipper of science , and the Christian philanthropist , are still laboring to solve the problem of African geography , and to elevate its benighted tribes . They are not only disclosing to the world ...
means diminished . The enamored worshipper of science , and the Christian philanthropist , are still laboring to solve the problem of African geography , and to elevate its benighted tribes . They are not only disclosing to the world ...
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