The African Repository, Volumes 49-54American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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That law reads as follows , vis : " That the President of the United States is hereby authorized to make provision for the transportation , colonization , and settlement , in some tropical country beyond the limits of the United States ...
That law reads as follows , vis : " That the President of the United States is hereby authorized to make provision for the transportation , colonization , and settlement , in some tropical country beyond the limits of the United States ...
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Northern modes of agriculture , such as exist in Europe and most of the United States , are to prevail in the South hereafter . The cottua lands there are to be busbanded , manured , cut up into small farms , and be made subject to a ...
Northern modes of agriculture , such as exist in Europe and most of the United States , are to prevail in the South hereafter . The cottua lands there are to be busbanded , manured , cut up into small farms , and be made subject to a ...
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Along this extent of sea - board , the agencies of the Society did more , probably , to suppress that infamous traffic than the combined fleets of Great Britain and the United States . 5. This Society has transported thirteen thousand ...
Along this extent of sea - board , the agencies of the Society did more , probably , to suppress that infamous traffic than the combined fleets of Great Britain and the United States . 5. This Society has transported thirteen thousand ...
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road in Liberia | 1 |
FarOff Results Poetry 374 Indigo Machinery for LiberiaLi | 28 |
ciety | 65 |
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