The African Repository, Volumes 49-54American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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If ancient Egyptian arts , Hebrew law , Grecian literature , and Mobammedan propagandism have permeated the tribes of the African Continent , there is reason to believe that the leaven of Christian truth can pass along the same open ...
If ancient Egyptian arts , Hebrew law , Grecian literature , and Mobammedan propagandism have permeated the tribes of the African Continent , there is reason to believe that the leaven of Christian truth can pass along the same open ...
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This was equal to Livingstone's celebrated feat of crossing the continent from Loando to Zanzibar . Rohlfs states that comparatively little of the area supposed to be desert is really so , and that much the greater part of Central ...
This was equal to Livingstone's celebrated feat of crossing the continent from Loando to Zanzibar . Rohlfs states that comparatively little of the area supposed to be desert is really so , and that much the greater part of Central ...
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It is no longer a feeble settlement , struggling for a foothold upon the edge of a continent occupied by barbarous tribes and white savages trading in slaves . It is no longer a colony , with fair prospects of success as a colony merely ...
It is no longer a feeble settlement , struggling for a foothold upon the edge of a continent occupied by barbarous tribes and white savages trading in slaves . It is no longer a colony , with fair prospects of success as a colony merely ...
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road in Liberia | 1 |
FarOff Results Poetry 374 Indigo Machinery for LiberiaLi | 28 |
ciety | 65 |
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