The African Repository, Volumes 45-46American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 248
... respect as you think they deserve , but the Colonizationist says - always has said - that the interest of the African race the world over demands an African nationality , a country , a government , a power , which shall not ask respect ...
... respect as you think they deserve , but the Colonizationist says - always has said - that the interest of the African race the world over demands an African nationality , a country , a government , a power , which shall not ask respect ...
Page 350
... respect . Mr. P. had a remarkably correct mechani- cal eye and the skillful hand of " the cunning artificer , ” and , depending entirely on his own resources , he labored with his own hands for many years , first upon some small boats ...
... respect . Mr. P. had a remarkably correct mechani- cal eye and the skillful hand of " the cunning artificer , ” and , depending entirely on his own resources , he labored with his own hands for many years , first upon some small boats ...
Page 307
... respect is the result of the aggregated self - respect of the individuals that compose the State . If , then , we indeed desire the permanence and prosperity of our country , we should endeavor to cultivate a manly , self- respecting ...
... respect is the result of the aggregated self - respect of the individuals that compose the State . If , then , we indeed desire the permanence and prosperity of our country , we should endeavor to cultivate a manly , self- respecting ...
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