The African Repository, Volume 15American colonization society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 155
... hope it is to be seen that this city can do more than it says.- We hope our merchants on Main street will be ready to subscribe , when called on - not grudgingly , but freely . DR . SAVAGE'S JOURNAL . In May , 1837 , the Rev. Dr. SAVAGE ...
... hope it is to be seen that this city can do more than it says.- We hope our merchants on Main street will be ready to subscribe , when called on - not grudgingly , but freely . DR . SAVAGE'S JOURNAL . In May , 1837 , the Rev. Dr. SAVAGE ...
Page 259
... hope of taking the place by surprise , he avoided an attack , and now I have reason to believe he has abandoned it . You will receive with this files of the Liberia Herald and the Luminary , to which I beg to refer you for some official ...
... hope of taking the place by surprise , he avoided an attack , and now I have reason to believe he has abandoned it . You will receive with this files of the Liberia Herald and the Luminary , to which I beg to refer you for some official ...
Page 305
... hope this pamphlet will find its way to every fireside in the land . Aside from the claims of the Colonization Society , in its removal of some of the obstacles which impede emancipation , and its silent influence over the minds of the ...
... hope this pamphlet will find its way to every fireside in the land . Aside from the claims of the Colonization Society , in its removal of some of the obstacles which impede emancipation , and its silent influence over the minds of the ...
Contents
Seminary Liberia Conference 261 | 6 |
Law concerning apprentices | 11 |
Jurisprudencespecimen of African 80 | 30 |
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