The African Repository, Volumes 39-40American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 347
... things , and must suffer during the coming winter . A Lady writing from South Carolina , speaks of the wonderful eagerness that prevails among these people to learn to read . She mentions these generous traits and is surprised that they ...
... things , and must suffer during the coming winter . A Lady writing from South Carolina , speaks of the wonderful eagerness that prevails among these people to learn to read . She mentions these generous traits and is surprised that they ...
Page 101
... things in the United States to that of things in Liberia , is simply preposterous To name , for illustration , a single instance in which we are too servilely copying the United States , I may refer to our system of representation and ...
... things in the United States to that of things in Liberia , is simply preposterous To name , for illustration , a single instance in which we are too servilely copying the United States , I may refer to our system of representation and ...
Page 267
... things ; to lay such firm foundations ; to build upon such solid prin- ciples , that blessedness and strength shall flow in fullness to posterity for- ever ! " Such considerations are demanded of all those who venture upon the world of ...
... things ; to lay such firm foundations ; to build upon such solid prin- ciples , that blessedness and strength shall flow in fullness to posterity for- ever ! " Such considerations are demanded of all those who venture upon the world of ...
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