The African Repository, Volumes 39-40American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 139
... month . I traveled through all the principal cities of the North , during the months of June and July , presenting the object to sympathizing audiences . Towards the end of July , I separated from Professor Crummell , he going West ...
... month . I traveled through all the principal cities of the North , during the months of June and July , presenting the object to sympathizing audiences . Towards the end of July , I separated from Professor Crummell , he going West ...
Page 152
... month . Besides occasional visits to Cavalla river , the missionary has been able to go once to Bohlen , preaching on the way , and once to Taboo within the past three months . From the former place and district , the superintendent ...
... month . Besides occasional visits to Cavalla river , the missionary has been able to go once to Bohlen , preaching on the way , and once to Taboo within the past three months . From the former place and district , the superintendent ...
Page 306
... months after their arrival . The experience of forty years has shown that in these six months a family can , ordinarily , secure its allotment of land , erect a house on it equivalent to a log cabin in our western settlements , clear ...
... months after their arrival . The experience of forty years has shown that in these six months a family can , ordinarily , secure its allotment of land , erect a house on it equivalent to a log cabin in our western settlements , clear ...
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