The African Repository, Volumes 45-46American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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... blessing , may be considered established . Statistics for 1869. - Missionary force : Ordained - 2 white ... blessing upon the endeavors of the past , and far richer blessings and successes more abundant wait upon the prayers and efforts ...
... blessing , may be considered established . Statistics for 1869. - Missionary force : Ordained - 2 white ... blessing upon the endeavors of the past , and far richer blessings and successes more abundant wait upon the prayers and efforts ...
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... blessing , be expected to flow to the African race , both in this country and in Africa , from the vigorous and successful prosecution of the work of the American Colonization Society ; in view of the blessed influence which will be ...
... blessing , be expected to flow to the African race , both in this country and in Africa , from the vigorous and successful prosecution of the work of the American Colonization Society ; in view of the blessed influence which will be ...
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... blessing to accept . To accept would be not only a blessing to themselves and families , but also a lasting good to Liberia in particular , and a permanent blessing to Africa in general . True , can Africa do without them in the same ...
... blessing to accept . To accept would be not only a blessing to themselves and families , but also a lasting good to Liberia in particular , and a permanent blessing to Africa in general . True , can Africa do without them in the same ...
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