The African Repository, Volumes 49-54American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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The new King of Boporo , a brother of Momoru , is giving evidence of those commercial and political instincts which achieved the renown of his father , King Boatswain , that able and efficient friend of Liberia in the earliest and ...
The new King of Boporo , a brother of Momoru , is giving evidence of those commercial and political instincts which achieved the renown of his father , King Boatswain , that able and efficient friend of Liberia in the earliest and ...
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We have a College there , with an able faculty of liberally educated colored men ; several academies and primary schools . The steam - engine is there , the sugar mill , the coffee - huller , and the printing press , tbat great ...
We have a College there , with an able faculty of liberally educated colored men ; several academies and primary schools . The steam - engine is there , the sugar mill , the coffee - huller , and the printing press , tbat great ...
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We wish to come bringing our wives and little ones with what wealth and education , arts , and refinement we have been able to acquire in the land of our exile and in the house of bondage . We come pleading in the name of our common ...
We wish to come bringing our wives and little ones with what wealth and education , arts , and refinement we have been able to acquire in the land of our exile and in the house of bondage . We come pleading in the name of our common ...
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road in Liberia | 1 |
FarOff Results Poetry 374 Indigo Machinery for LiberiaLi | 28 |
ciety | 65 |
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