The African Repository, Volumes 39-40American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 54
... progress in one direction or the other . With the fundamental relations of our political institutions to this ... progress of this race , and for the progress of colonization ! Whether slavery remains to perpetuate the struggle against ...
... progress in one direction or the other . With the fundamental relations of our political institutions to this ... progress of this race , and for the progress of colonization ! Whether slavery remains to perpetuate the struggle against ...
Page 272
... progress and improvement . I mean now , especially , in all material mat- ters . The unthrift and careless indifference of past years are gone . The people have been brought under the influence and control of the acquisitive principle ...
... progress and improvement . I mean now , especially , in all material mat- ters . The unthrift and careless indifference of past years are gone . The people have been brought under the influence and control of the acquisitive principle ...
Page 281
... progress and improvement marks everything material in Liberia , it is gratifying to know that its moral elevation and spiritual improvement is not unheeded by its citizens . This will be readily noticed in the elaborate oration ...
... progress and improvement marks everything material in Liberia , it is gratifying to know that its moral elevation and spiritual improvement is not unheeded by its citizens . This will be readily noticed in the elaborate oration ...
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