The African Repository, Volumes 49-54American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 268
The President , without consulting his officers , sent word that it was most likely that he would not be ashore until the next day , as it looked cloudy that afternoon , and declining the escort , as he wished to land without parade and ...
The President , without consulting his officers , sent word that it was most likely that he would not be ashore until the next day , as it looked cloudy that afternoon , and declining the escort , as he wished to land without parade and ...
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I. N. Roberts , who bad charge of the cortege of citizens and military , then began to form his line of marcb , when the President requested the committee , who escorted him across the river , to inform the President of the City Council ...
I. N. Roberts , who bad charge of the cortege of citizens and military , then began to form his line of marcb , when the President requested the committee , who escorted him across the river , to inform the President of the City Council ...
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C. H. Harmon and John Marsball , the Senators for that county , bad been sent to escort His Excellency ashore , for which the President and suite started without delay . While the boats were approaching the shore a national salute was ...
C. H. Harmon and John Marsball , the Senators for that county , bad been sent to escort His Excellency ashore , for which the President and suite started without delay . While the boats were approaching the shore a national salute was ...
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