The African Repository, Volume 15American colonization society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 82
... become to America what Sierra Leone is to the British ; the marts where American manufactures will be exchanged for the products of Africa ; and , fostered by the enlightened policy of our Government , the African trade will soon become ...
... become to America what Sierra Leone is to the British ; the marts where American manufactures will be exchanged for the products of Africa ; and , fostered by the enlightened policy of our Government , the African trade will soon become ...
Page 99
... become populous and wealthy . But now , since the location of the colony has been changed to Cape Mont- serado and the adjacent country , a more elevated and healthy ground , and since the knowledge of the influence of the climate and ...
... become populous and wealthy . But now , since the location of the colony has been changed to Cape Mont- serado and the adjacent country , a more elevated and healthy ground , and since the knowledge of the influence of the climate and ...
Page 173
... become a member of this Society by contributing any sum to its funds annually . ART . 4. Any minister of the gospel may become a manager for life by the payment of fifty dollars . ART . 5. The officers of this Society shall be a ...
... become a member of this Society by contributing any sum to its funds annually . ART . 4. Any minister of the gospel may become a manager for life by the payment of fifty dollars . ART . 5. The officers of this Society shall be a ...
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Seminary Liberia Conference 261 | 6 |
Law concerning apprentices | 11 |
Jurisprudencespecimen of African 80 | 30 |
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