The African Repository, Volumes 49-54American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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If the cause of African Colonization can not show good reasons for the sympathy and support of Christians and philanthropists , it should go down , and it will go down . Among a people as shrewd and clever as the Americans are , it is ...
If the cause of African Colonization can not show good reasons for the sympathy and support of Christians and philanthropists , it should go down , and it will go down . Among a people as shrewd and clever as the Americans are , it is ...
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Dr. Fisk , President of the Wesleyan University , said that “ the cause of the Colonization Society is the cause of God . " Hon . Henry Clay once said , “ Every emigrant to Africa is a missionary , carrying with him credontials in the ...
Dr. Fisk , President of the Wesleyan University , said that “ the cause of the Colonization Society is the cause of God . " Hon . Henry Clay once said , “ Every emigrant to Africa is a missionary , carrying with him credontials in the ...
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cause of Colonization and Christian civilization , and whose personal qualities of mind and heart bad won the respect and esteem of all who knew him . Appropriate and appreciative notices of his distinguished services as an officer of ...
cause of Colonization and Christian civilization , and whose personal qualities of mind and heart bad won the respect and esteem of all who knew him . Appropriate and appreciative notices of his distinguished services as an officer of ...
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