The African Repository, Volumes 45-46American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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... chiefs , gratis . " This is an error . No son of a slaveholding chief has ever entered the College as a student ; and I beg to say further , that on no occasion have I used the word slaveholder in con- nection with any chief who has ...
... chiefs , gratis . " This is an error . No son of a slaveholding chief has ever entered the College as a student ; and I beg to say further , that on no occasion have I used the word slaveholder in con- nection with any chief who has ...
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... chief , Prince Manna , was only an inferior chief , and had but little to do with that transaction , though he signed the deed of cession , as did also Chief Rogers , who was the ruling chief of the country . Some years after this Manna ...
... chief , Prince Manna , was only an inferior chief , and had but little to do with that transaction , though he signed the deed of cession , as did also Chief Rogers , who was the ruling chief of the country . Some years after this Manna ...
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... chiefs . I have lived at Boporo , the capital of the Congo country , an interesting centre of influence . My desire is to establish a mission at once at Boporo . The chief , Monoru , to whom Professor Blyden and one of my sons paid a ...
... chiefs . I have lived at Boporo , the capital of the Congo country , an interesting centre of influence . My desire is to establish a mission at once at Boporo . The chief , Monoru , to whom Professor Blyden and one of my sons paid a ...
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