The African Repository, Volumes 46-48American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 206
... attended to in a spirit of hope and fear , mixed with gratitude to our Heavenly Father for His goodness in sending us so many pro- mising applicants to labor in His vineyard . Three persons offered and were received under the care of ...
... attended to in a spirit of hope and fear , mixed with gratitude to our Heavenly Father for His goodness in sending us so many pro- mising applicants to labor in His vineyard . Three persons offered and were received under the care of ...
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... attended the efforts made , since the emancipation of the col- ored race , both as regarded emigrants going to Liberia , and as regarded the result of their efforts there . Situated as ho was , he was liable to exaggerate ; but he could ...
... attended the efforts made , since the emancipation of the col- ored race , both as regarded emigrants going to Liberia , and as regarded the result of their efforts there . Situated as ho was , he was liable to exaggerate ; but he could ...
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... attended our missionary meeting ; made an address . Monday , 24th . - Met Prince A. , who is on a visit to this place . He is a very intelligent native . Tuesday , 25th . - Went up the Benson river to visit King H. Went to King H's town ...
... attended our missionary meeting ; made an address . Monday , 24th . - Met Prince A. , who is on a visit to this place . He is a very intelligent native . Tuesday , 25th . - Went up the Benson river to visit King H. Went to King H's town ...
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