The African Repository, Volumes 49-54American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Twelve or fifteen years since , the Missionary in Africa was thankful to hear from bis native land once in six months . Ten years since , one steamer monthly gave him twelve mails per year instead of two ; then after three years a ...
Twelve or fifteen years since , the Missionary in Africa was thankful to hear from bis native land once in six months . Ten years since , one steamer monthly gave him twelve mails per year instead of two ; then after three years a ...
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1 Oh , Freedmen ! hear the petition Of your own , your native land . Oh ! refuse not the commission To go , now , with heart and hand , And redeem your own bright countryThat land with the golden sand . Doubly your own , now , make her ...
1 Oh , Freedmen ! hear the petition Of your own , your native land . Oh ! refuse not the commission To go , now , with heart and hand , And redeem your own bright countryThat land with the golden sand . Doubly your own , now , make her ...
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Public land is accessible to both classes of the population alike for farming purposes and cutting timber . When the Aboriginal - Liberians select public lands before the assignment of the two thousand acres , the chief should give ...
Public land is accessible to both classes of the population alike for farming purposes and cutting timber . When the Aboriginal - Liberians select public lands before the assignment of the two thousand acres , the chief should give ...
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Contents
road in Liberia | 1 |
FarOff Results Poetry 374 Indigo Machinery for LiberiaLi | 28 |
ciety | 65 |
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