The African Repository, Volumes 39-40American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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... OFFICERS . - I am occa- sionally sent for by the king or some of the high officers , and I have for some short time past attended the king at his house daily , from one to three o'clock , to read English with him . We read together out ...
... OFFICERS . - I am occa- sionally sent for by the king or some of the high officers , and I have for some short time past attended the king at his house daily , from one to three o'clock , to read English with him . We read together out ...
Page 123
... officers were on shore , and exchanged civilities with the U. S. Consul . He was also called on by the commanding officer of the troops , and other military officers , and also by the commander and officers of H. M.'s ships Griffin and ...
... officers were on shore , and exchanged civilities with the U. S. Consul . He was also called on by the commanding officer of the troops , and other military officers , and also by the commander and officers of H. M.'s ships Griffin and ...
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... officers , and of the Supreme Court . They returned a vote of thanks to Prof. Freeman for his able , interesting and forcible address . The congregation was dismissed with a benediction by Dr. Lab- aree . PENNSYLVANIA COLONIZATION ...
... officers , and of the Supreme Court . They returned a vote of thanks to Prof. Freeman for his able , interesting and forcible address . The congregation was dismissed with a benediction by Dr. Lab- aree . PENNSYLVANIA COLONIZATION ...
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