The African Repository, Volumes 39-40American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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... Station , bnt an interior Mis- sionary District - occupied . Bohlen Station , begun in faith five years ago , has proved a vine of God's own planting . The means of support came simultaneously with the opening of the way to it , and ...
... Station , bnt an interior Mis- sionary District - occupied . Bohlen Station , begun in faith five years ago , has proved a vine of God's own planting . The means of support came simultaneously with the opening of the way to it , and ...
Page 239
... station , after refer- ring to their regular attendance , expressed the opinion that such schools will not prosper , until the people feel more deeply the im- portance of education . The native children have " perfect license , from ...
... station , after refer- ring to their regular attendance , expressed the opinion that such schools will not prosper , until the people feel more deeply the im- portance of education . The native children have " perfect license , from ...
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... station Mr. R. Miles , a foreign missionary . Taboo Station occupies a beautiful and picturesque hill just at the mouth of Taboo river , through which it looks out over the foaming waves on the great ocean . To the west the river mean ...
... station Mr. R. Miles , a foreign missionary . Taboo Station occupies a beautiful and picturesque hill just at the mouth of Taboo river , through which it looks out over the foaming waves on the great ocean . To the west the river mean ...
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