The African Repository, Volumes 39-40American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 82
... respect , and influence having been greatly expanded and deepened by the treaty recently negotiated with the United ... respecting Liberia to the Government of the United States , preparatory to their recognition of the independence of ...
... respect , and influence having been greatly expanded and deepened by the treaty recently negotiated with the United ... respecting Liberia to the Government of the United States , preparatory to their recognition of the independence of ...
Page 172
... respect of many of those who have been prominent among its advocates . They will frequently appear to be persons of wilful temper , and strong self - assertiveness , narrow in judgment , and difficult in general to have dealings with ...
... respect of many of those who have been prominent among its advocates . They will frequently appear to be persons of wilful temper , and strong self - assertiveness , narrow in judgment , and difficult in general to have dealings with ...
Page 376
... respect among native youth , and revolutionize the general views of the na- tives with regard to the inferiority of woman . I am not aware that any steps of a like kind to the above have been taken in the leeward counties for the ...
... respect among native youth , and revolutionize the general views of the na- tives with regard to the inferiority of woman . I am not aware that any steps of a like kind to the above have been taken in the leeward counties for the ...
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