The African Repository, Volumes 45-46American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 258
... race than all of your people in the United States ! " " Yes , but if I were to go there now , my friends here would ... race . You may take the most favored of the West Indie Islands , Barbados for example , where your race has been free ...
... race than all of your people in the United States ! " " Yes , but if I were to go there now , my friends here would ... race . You may take the most favored of the West Indie Islands , Barbados for example , where your race has been free ...
Page 360
... race with race , that the highest and most perfect civilization is attained . Look at America , made up from all the quarters of the globe . Our hope for Africa is in this quarter . Its deliverance is to come from abroad . It is not ...
... race with race , that the highest and most perfect civilization is attained . Look at America , made up from all the quarters of the globe . Our hope for Africa is in this quarter . Its deliverance is to come from abroad . It is not ...
Page 362
... race , as a race , to remain here . We will do the best we can for them while they remain . I have a very peculiar personal affection for the race . In view of those laws , the American Colonization Society is doing a good work in ...
... race , as a race , to remain here . We will do the best we can for them while they remain . I have a very peculiar personal affection for the race . In view of those laws , the American Colonization Society is doing a good work in ...
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