The African Repository, Volumes 5-6American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 120
... individuals . Nor is it any difficul- ty in providing for new colonists after their arrival , which prevents the more rapid progress of the work . Several hundred individuals might safely be added to the colony every year ; and a few ...
... individuals . Nor is it any difficul- ty in providing for new colonists after their arrival , which prevents the more rapid progress of the work . Several hundred individuals might safely be added to the colony every year ; and a few ...
Page 200
... individuals who composed the expedition appear to have been utterly incapable of appreciating this mag- nanimous action ; and it failed to save those in whose behalf it was perform- ed : for the spies , having ascertained their places ...
... individuals who composed the expedition appear to have been utterly incapable of appreciating this mag- nanimous action ; and it failed to save those in whose behalf it was perform- ed : for the spies , having ascertained their places ...
Page 263
... individuals , might ultimately be extended to the minds of the whole community . " While Vanderkemp saw enough to encourage him in his labours , by the partial success which attended them in the first stage of a mission to a savage ...
... individuals , might ultimately be extended to the minds of the whole community . " While Vanderkemp saw enough to encourage him in his labours , by the partial success which attended them in the first stage of a mission to a savage ...
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African Valley | 129 |
Africaner 111 | 316 |
Appeal to New England 31 | 349 |
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